Very nice! I tried them all. The little animation tutorial for the Gears
Activity was especially nice. This is a great start on something a lot of us
have been talking about. Having it be web/server based is a great solution to a
lot of problems.
How difficult will it be to add things like Turtle Blocks, FotoToon, Labyrinth
and the like? These are the kind of Activities that will make it really useful
for learning. Things that can be used for a lot of different subjects and
levels would be the most useful. As someone said on another thread, we need to
do a survey to find out what Activities are the most helpful for learning. For
example...
A few years ago the teachers in Uruguay were all raving about "Labyrintino."
Later, when some of us were there for Ciebal JAM, I asked an 8-year-old boy
what his favorite Activity was… guess what? Labyrintino! This mind mapping tool
helps students organize information and present it in ways that are easy to see
and understand. One large bulletin board at a school there was covered with
print-outs of student made Labyrinth projects. You could see that a lot of
higher-level learning was taking place.
Does anyone want to join me in a "survey" project? We can keep it simple. I can
put together a few easy questions. We could use Google Docs to keep track of
our findings. I can work on getting responses in English and Spanish. Others
can fill in with French and other languages. Any takers?
So…. thanks for doing this Lionel!
Caryl
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Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2013 09:31:04 -0500
Subject: Re: [support-gang] Sugarizer, a taste of Sugar on any device
This sounds like something that should be on the School Server.
Tim
From: Lionel Laské
Sent: Friday, December 20, 2013 1:52 AM
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Subject: [support-gang] Sugarizer, a taste of Sugar on any
device
Hi all,
I'm proud to announce the second version
of my prototype of "Sugar as a web page". This version now include the list
view
of the home, datastore handling, popup menu on activities, and journal
view.
I've decided to name it "Sugarizer" and package it as a dedicated web
site:
http://sugarizer.org
You could access to Sugarizer from
the web site or download the Android.
To remind you the concept, Sugarizer reproduce main features of Sugar in
HTML5/JavaScript. Sugarizer also expose these features to allow running of
Sugar
web activities wrote for Sugar 0.100. So all activities included in the
Sugarizer package work in the same way on Sugar 0.100.
Hope you'll enjoy it, it's my Christmas gift to the Sugar community
:-)
Best regards from France.
Lionel.
P.S.: Source code is available on https://github.com/llaske/Sugarizer
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