On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 12:23 PM, Craig Maloney <cr...@decafbad.net> wrote:
> * René Dudfield (ren...@gmail.com) wrote: > > Hello, > > > > A teacher sent me a photo of a wall showing drawings the kids all made > with > > pygame and printed the other day. He did it for a drawing class. Another > > did a class with 'sound boards', where the kids jumped around on the > dance > > mats making 'music'. For me it would be interesting to send her a link > with > > resources for teaching music. She also teaches Finnish, and is always > > interested in finding resources to do that in an interesting way. So if > > there's something I can link to people by topic, that would be awesome > > sauce? > > I'm wondering if there might be room on the Pygame site for a "uses" > category to show folks what Pygame could be used for. Perhaps this could > be incorporated into the "Releases" section? Or it could be a separate, > curated section where a certain "featured" tag gets placed on a release > to put it into this menu? > > Great idea! A "What can you do with pygame?" type section. Bringing back the 'spotlight' projects would be nice. Project of the week/month, or something like your featured tag. > I'd re-state the original question though. Is this looking to highlight > Pygame's usage as more than just a game library, or is this to highlight > some of the educational resources that Python offers educators? > > Well, this question was about teaching resources... but yes, it would be nice to highlight that it can be used for other things than games. Definitely, I think this is also a good page we should have on there. > > -- > Craig Maloney (cr...@decafbad.net) http://decafbad.net >
