Pursuitery wrote:

Please let us know if you have any questions about the “Coding with Scratch” classes.

If you are unable to work on the classes real-time, feel free to participate at your own pace!

samamstar wrote:

Pursuitery wrote:

Please let us know if you have any questions about the “Coding with Scratch” classes.

If you are unable to work on the classes real-time, feel free to participate at your own pace!

I signed up to help, but I have no idea how to get any further than signing up, i.e. scheduling hour help session

Pursuitery wrote:

samamstar wrote:

Pursuitery wrote:

Please let us know if you have any questions about the “Coding with Scratch” classes.

If you are unable to work on the classes real-time, feel free to participate at your own pace!

I signed up to help, but I have no idea how to get any further than signing up, i.e. scheduling hour help session

Thanks for signing up!

We haven't begun that side of it yet… we'll start very soon! You'll hear from us.

strawberry97 wrote:

what is a couch i am a little bit new at this if a couch is someone who helps people with projects they want to do could someone help me with me projects because i do not know how to do a lot of things write me back if you know the answer to my question bye strawberry97

Irishdancingqueen wrote:

Hi!

speakvisually wrote:

We are excited to share information about the upcoming online class “Coding with Scratch” presented by our friends at Pursuitery and the Connected Learning Alliance!

What is “Coding with Scratch”?

Coding with Scratch is a free, online class that will teach you how to program using Scratch. The Coding with Scratch class is made up of 5 awesome challenges. You can participate in one challenge or all five, it’s totally up to you. The first session runs from June 16 – July 20, 2014. Head over to http://summer.pursuitery.com/scratch/ to sign up and learn more about the “Coding with Scratch” class :]

Want to help out with the “Coding with Scratch” class?

Pursuitery is currently looking for volunteers who are well-versed in the Scratch programming language to help run hour-long online chat sessions for Scratch learners. They are also looking for volunteers to review student submissions on their evaluation site. To learn more about the position, please visit http://summer.pursuitery.com/scratchcoaches/

firestar8 wrote:

Can I possibly join?

theboyfelix wrote:

Ooh! Sounds fun!

SuperSmashScratch wrote:

theboyfelix wrote:

Ooh! Sounds fun!

There was no need for the Scratch Blocks. Unneeded use of the Scratch Blocks is called Blockspam, and could be considered spam.