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LiFaytheGoblin wrote:

Hi everyone!

It is time for the 19th Wiki Wednesday! Yay!

Wiki Articles of the Month
These are the articles of the month:

Deutsch (German): Geschichte und Zukunft erziehungsorientierter Programmiersprachen
Scratch ist eigentlich nur ein kleiner Teil einer schon 100 Jahre andauernden Entwicklung, die “Lernen” ganz langsam umgestaltet. Diese “Lernrevolution” hat ihre Anfänge schon bei Jean Piaget dessen Pionierarbeit in der Entwicklungspsychologie Seymour Papert zu seiner Idee “Lernen durch Selbermanchen mit Hilfe von Technologie” inspirierte.

English: Comment (programming feature)
Comments in the Scratch program are adjustable textboxes that can be attached to scratchblocks.

Français (French): Les smileys et émojis sur Scratch
Découvrez les différents smileys et émojis sur le forum et le site de Scratch ainsi que les secrets qu'ils renferment.

What is Wiki Wednesday?
On the last Wednesday of every month, we will highlight the Scratch Wiki and a few chosen articles in different languages.

What is the Scratch Wiki?
The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language and its website, history, and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the Scratch Team, but is primarily written by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for scripts and tutorials, and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. This could also include advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share, and see.
(Source: Scratch Wiki)

There are Scratch Wikis in different languages:
Dutch (Nederlands) | English | French (français) | German (deutsch) | Hungarian (Magyar) | Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) | Japanese (日本語) | Russian (Русский)


Have fun exploring the wiki

– Lifay and the Scratch Team


Thanks to Yummygum on iconfinder.com for the nice flag icons!

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pudding_2007 wrote:

I am sort of new to scratch, can someone tell me what is wiki wednesday?

computerguy1000 wrote:

Splo wrote:

Hi everyone!

It is time for the 19th Wiki Wednesday! Yay!

Wiki Articles of the Month
These are the articles of the month:

Deutsch (German): Geschichte und Zukunft erziehungsorientierter Programmiersprachen
Scratch ist eigentlich nur ein kleiner Teil einer schon 100 Jahre andauernden Entwicklung, die “Lernen” ganz langsam umgestaltet. Diese “Lernrevolution” hat ihre Anfänge schon bei Jean Piaget dessen Pionierarbeit in der Entwicklungspsychologie Seymour Papert zu seiner Idee “Lernen durch Selbermanchen mit Hilfe von Technologie” inspirierte.

English: Comment (programming feature)
Comments in the Scratch program are adjustable textboxes that can be attached to scratchblocks.

Français (French): Les smileys et émojis sur Scratch
Découvrez les différents smileys et émojis sur le forum et le site de Scratch ainsi que les secrets qu'ils renferment.

What is Wiki Wednesday?
On the last Wednesday of every month, we will highlight the Scratch Wiki and a few chosen articles in different languages.

What is the Scratch Wiki?
The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language and its website, history, and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the Scratch Team, but is primarily written by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for scripts and tutorials, and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. This could also include advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share, and see.
(Source: Scratch Wiki)

There are Scratch Wikis in different languages:
Dutch (Nederlands) | English | French (français) | German (deutsch) | Hungarian (Magyar) | Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) | Japanese (日本語) | Russian (Русский)


Have fun exploring the wiki

– Splo


Thanks to Yummygum on iconfinder.com for the nice flag icons!

That was actually LiFayTheGoblin, since there is a new wiki Wednesday, waffles for sale!

LiFaytheGoblin wrote:

Hi everyone!

It is time for the 19th Wiki Wednesday! Yay!

Wiki Articles of the Month
These are the articles of the month:

Deutsch (German): Geschichte und Zukunft erziehungsorientierter Programmiersprachen
Scratch ist eigentlich nur ein kleiner Teil einer schon 100 Jahre andauernden Entwicklung, die “Lernen” ganz langsam umgestaltet. Diese “Lernrevolution” hat ihre Anfänge schon bei Jean Piaget dessen Pionierarbeit in der Entwicklungspsychologie Seymour Papert zu seiner Idee “Lernen durch Selbermanchen mit Hilfe von Technologie” inspirierte.

English: Comment (programming feature)
Comments in the Scratch program are adjustable textboxes that can be attached to scratchblocks.

Français (French): Les smileys et émojis sur Scratch
Découvrez les différents smileys et émojis sur le forum et le site de Scratch ainsi que les secrets qu'ils renferment.

What is Wiki Wednesday?
On the last Wednesday of every month, we will highlight the Scratch Wiki and a few chosen articles in different languages.

What is the Scratch Wiki?
The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language and its website, history, and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the Scratch Team, but is primarily written by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for scripts and tutorials, and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. This could also include advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share, and see.
(Source: Scratch Wiki)

There are Scratch Wikis in different languages:
Dutch (Nederlands) | English | French (français) | German (deutsch) | Hungarian (Magyar) | Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) | Japanese (日本語) | Russian (Русский)


Have fun exploring the wiki

– Lifay and the Scratch Team


Thanks to Yummygum on iconfinder.com for the nice flag icons!

computerguy1000 wrote:

Splo wrote:

Hi everyone!

It is time for the 19th Wiki Wednesday! Yay!

Wiki Articles of the Month
These are the articles of the month:

Deutsch (German): Geschichte und Zukunft erziehungsorientierter Programmiersprachen
Scratch ist eigentlich nur ein kleiner Teil einer schon 100 Jahre andauernden Entwicklung, die “Lernen” ganz langsam umgestaltet. Diese “Lernrevolution” hat ihre Anfänge schon bei Jean Piaget dessen Pionierarbeit in der Entwicklungspsychologie Seymour Papert zu seiner Idee “Lernen durch Selbermanchen mit Hilfe von Technologie” inspirierte.

English: Comment (programming feature)
Comments in the Scratch program are adjustable textboxes that can be attached to scratchblocks.

Français (French): Les smileys et émojis sur Scratch
Découvrez les différents smileys et émojis sur le forum et le site de Scratch ainsi que les secrets qu'ils renferment.

What is Wiki Wednesday?
On the last Wednesday of every month, we will highlight the Scratch Wiki and a few chosen articles in different languages.

What is the Scratch Wiki?
The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language and its website, history, and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the Scratch Team, but is primarily written by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for scripts and tutorials, and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. This could also include advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share, and see.
(Source: Scratch Wiki)

There are Scratch Wikis in different languages:
Dutch (Nederlands) | English | French (français) | German (deutsch) | Hungarian (Magyar) | Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) | Japanese (日本語) | Russian (Русский)


Have fun exploring the wiki

– Splo


Thanks to Yummygum on iconfinder.com for the nice flag icons!

That was actually LiFayTheGoblin, since there is a new wiki Wednesday, waffles for sale!

290Scratcher wrote:

Yay Wiki Wednesday!