Very nice job on the ScratchEd site, Karen. I'm trying to get the Gifted Resource teacher at a nearby school interested in teaching Scratch on some level, and I think your site may do the trick. Re the word cloud thing, I've thought about that as well. Nontrivial :)
Ah, it's good to hear from you! Thanks for the feedback on ScratchEd -- and the word cloud. When I saw the question, I first went to your Scratch page because it's something I could imagine you implementing. :) Hope all is well!
Instructions should include the words are to be comma separated... but then what to do with them? Can't print... can't save, can't select, can't copy/paste. Curious.
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Very nice job on the ScratchEd site, Karen. I'm trying to get the Gifted Resource teacher at a nearby school interested in teaching Scratch on some level, and I think your site may do the trick. Re the word cloud thing, I've thought about that as well. Nontrivial :)
I'm totally wowed by your word cloud implementation. Thanks for sharing it on ScratchEd. I can't wait to look at the code in more detail!
Ah, it's good to hear from you! Thanks for the feedback on ScratchEd -- and the word cloud. When I saw the question, I first went to your Scratch page because it's something I could imagine you implementing. :) Hope all is well!
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:) I updated the instructions.
Instructions should include the words are to be comma separated... but then what to do with them? Can't print... can't save, can't select, can't copy/paste. Curious.
I made this in response to a request on ScratchEd about how to make a word cloud (http://scratched.media.mit.edu/discussions/how-do-i/word-cloud-scratch). This would be the first in many steps to get there.