2009/11/18 Caryl Bigenho
> Hi All,
>
> Just reading through all your interesting posts from the past couple of
> days. I have a couple of ideas to share...
>
> Re:
> From Walter...
> "5. The Spanish-language version of Sdenka Z. Salas Pilco's guide to
> using Sugar in the classroom is available
Hi All,
Just reading through all your interesting posts from the past couple of days. I
have a couple of ideas to share...
Re:
>From Walter...
"5. The Spanish-language version of Sdenka Z. Salas Pilco's guide to
using Sugar in the classroom is available on the wiki (Please see
[http://wiki.sug
Here is a quick list of epub libraries targeted at children / youth.
http://www.snee.com/epubkidsbooks/
http://www.feedbooks.com/type/Young%20Readers/books/top
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Hi
Another consideration is the reading age of the books. This tip I found useful:
You can use the grammar checker of MS Word to find the Flesch-Kincaid reading
age of a text by just pasting a few paragraphs of the text into Word.
Tony
> I made a (very) little survey:
> - the Alice in wonderland
I made a (very) little survey:
- the Alice in wonderland (with Illustrations) is 1.7 MB in size
- other epub books I found, probably text only, lies in between 100 to 300 K
- Sdenka_Salas_-_The_XO_Laptop_in_the_Classroom.pdf is 5.6 MB
- I added a spreadsheet made out of pootle latest statistics
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:18 PM, Sean DALY wrote:
> It's an excellent point; after all, Mingoville
> http://www.mingoville.com/ based in Denmark I believe claims over 1
> million users, 100+ activities for children to practice English.
>
> But there's another facet: dominant languages such as Eng
It's an excellent point; after all, Mingoville
http://www.mingoville.com/ based in Denmark I believe claims over 1
million users, 100+ activities for children to practice English.
But there's another facet: dominant languages such as English,
Spanish, French, put pressure on minority languages. Su
I also think we should have a wide definition of "Book". Include things
like the CAST books that are designed for students with varying abilities
and learning styles and the idea of making your own book in eToys as
described in Using the XO in the Classroom by Salas Pico.
http://wiki.laptop.org/g
sorry to keep the off-topic on topic, :-), but in my experience the
possibility to access stuff in English is one of the biggest calls for Sugar
use, especially maybe in non-English places.
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Carlo Falciola wrote:
> Sebastian,
> really have absolutely no issue reg
Sebastian,
really have absolutely no issue regarding the provider.
Once I realized that in that site there weren't non EN titles you I just made
a quick Google-search for multilingual ebooks sites.
My point is limitated to suggesting to evaluate the opportunity to put a little
sample in mor
Yes, very important to show Sugar supporting local languages & cultures.
I think the best way forward is for all of us to find 1-2 EPUB eBooks
in languages other than English; manageable number of books to preload
Journal with.
At launch time we can have a wiki page explaining how to find and loa
Yes, actually, I was maybe a bit too quick with this. :)
This e-mail was supposed to be about discussing good sample titles, not
about announcing anything with regard to the book provider we were
using. Anyway, thanks for the link! I'll look into it...
Cheers,
--Sebastian
Carlo Falciola wrote:
I dont know (yet, Ill check soon) about quality of ePub version, but
(http://manybooks.net/) seems to have books from several different languages...
Maybe one out of a selection of languages would make sense...
ciao carlo
--- Mar 17/11/09, Sebastian Dziallas ha scritto:
> Da: Sebastian Dz
Hi all,
as you may know, we're going to ship some selected e-books in the
Journal of the Blueberry release. For providing high-quality e-books
instead of simple texts (as well as fo technical simplicity), we're
going to use e-books from epubBooks (www.epubbooks.com)!
Right now, I've just inclu
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