Hi Utkarsh,
In my opinion, Scratch and TurtleBlocks activities already allow children
to handle algorithmic concepts.
Then Jappy and EToys activities could be used for experimented users.
Not sure we need one more Algorithmic activity. At least we didn't have
request about that from deployments.
We had the project to include Microbit (
https://github.com/llaske/sugarizer/issues/562) but it's not possible today
to have a full offline version (which is a pre-requisite for Sugarizer
activities).
Regards.
Lionel.
Le dim. 5 avr. 2020 à 18:00, a
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> From: Utkarsh Raj Singh
> To: sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org
> Subject: [Sugar-devel] Activity Idea for Sugarizer
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> Hello,
>
> I am a part of a team which is undergoing training in pedagogy for primary
> and secondary school children. In the classes for Introductory Mathematical
> Thinking, we teach flowcharts to students. The basic elements like start,
> stop, process, user I/O and diamond boxes, along with conditionals and
> looping constructs are taught to them, without explicitly telling them
> about the fine intricacies.
>
> As a result, the students learn to apply algorithmic thinking to questions,
> which we value as an essential skill in problem solving in various domains.
> The students quickly pick up the basic syntax for flowcharts and are
> usually creative in making them for mathematical as well as everyday tasks.
>
> So could we make a similar activity for Sugarizer? We are already working
> on a prototype for a JS version for the team and teaching. I believe it
> will be a great addition to the Sugarizer set. Let me know your thoughts.
> If yes, I can share the feature set and what exactly I propose to build.
>
> Stay safe,
> Regards,
> Utkarsh
>
>
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