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			Research Background:

			During my free block, I went to seven teachers classrooms with sugar on a stick. While their class was working on some assignments I personally sat down, and showed the teachers Sugar. After showing them a few things, I let them browse for themselves. They opened a few activities, and played around for around 30 min. Following the initial experience, they answered a few questions, and let me talk to a few students. Each student had 10+ min. to get an initial look at Sugar. They asked me a few questions, and I answered them. I then showed them a few new things, and asked a similar set of questions. Immediately following their answers, I thanked them for their time and went to the next classroom after thanking everyone for their time.

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Clayton Condon at 19:47, 2 December 2012

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			<p>Having shown Sugar to a few students and teachers, SugarLabs is performing excellent. I asked each person a set of questions pertaining to Sugar, and how they liked it. The responses are below:</p?>
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			<p>Teacher’s Answers:</p>

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			<p>Q.) <strong>How did you enjoy collaboration in Sugar?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I was able to proof-read a student’s paper without leaving my computer, collaboration can improve, but as it stands it is a very decent product.</p>

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			<p>Q.) <strong>How many activities did you try, and would you use them in your unit plans?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I know there are a lot, but I only tried around five. I would use a majority of them in my classroom lesson plans. (Journal, Maps, Etc.)</p>

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			<p>Q.)<strong> What was your first impression of Sugar?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) It was confusing at first, but after I messed around with it for a while I understood it a lot more.</p>

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			<p>Q.) <strong>If given the opportunity would you use Sugar in your everyday classroom environment?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) Yes, It definitely has a lot of potential, I cannot wait to see what they come up with next.</p>

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			Student Opinions:</p>

			I asked students a few questions after showing them Sugar. They provided some very positive answers/responses. Some even asked the teachers to use it in the class.

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			<p>Q.) <strong>Did you learn anything using Sugar?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I was skeptical at first, but then I learned something new. Sugar is a very interesting thing.</p>

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			<p>Q.) <strong>What activity did you like most?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I preferred Journal/Write it worked excellent, while I typed a five paragraph essay for class.</p>

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			<p>Q.)<strong> Given the opportunity, would you like to use Sugar again?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) Of Course! I might even develop a few activities for it; it was very fun.</p>

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			<p>Q.)<strong> Are you going to download Sugar at home?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I want to play around with it a little more, and see what I can do, so yeah.</p>

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			<p>Q.) <strong>What would you add to Sugar?</strong></p>

			<p>A.) I would like more activities, but who wouldn’t?</p>

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	;Background: ~~Assessment is a idea ''du jour'' in education circles. Although~~ Sugar ~~promotes self-assessment through mechanisms such as the Sugar Journal and [[Activities/Portfolio]], we do provide some mechanisms~~ for ~~more traditional~~, ~~automated assessment (See [[Platform_Team/sugar-stats]]~~ and ~~[[Activities/Analyze Journal]])~~.		;Background: Some children have been using Sugar for almost five years, and yet we have little quantitative data on what impact it has had on their learning.

	;Task: Research ~~what metadata about~~ Sugar ~~activity usage would be helpful to~~ teachers ~~for assessment purposes~~.		;Task: Research how Sugar is used by students. What is being learned? Survey students and teachers. How well does it deliver its goals?

	;Contact: Sugar Learning team		;Contact: Sugar Learning team

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	;Background: Assessment is a idea ''du jour'' in education circles. Although Sugar promotes self-assessment through mechanisms such as the Sugar Journal and [[Activities/Portfolio]], we do provide some mechanisms for more traditional, automated assessment (See [[Platform_Team/sugar-stats]] and [[Activities/~~AnalyzeJournal~~]]).		;Background: Assessment is a idea ''du jour'' in education circles. Although Sugar promotes self-assessment through mechanisms such as the Sugar Journal and [[Activities/Portfolio]], we do provide some mechanisms for more traditional, automated assessment (See [[Platform_Team/sugar-stats]] and [[Activities/Analyze Journal]]).

	;Task: Research what metadata about Sugar activity usage would be helpful to teachers for assessment purposes.		;Task: Research what metadata about Sugar activity usage would be helpful to teachers for assessment purposes.

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;Background: Assessment is a idea ''du jour'' in education circles. Although Sugar promotes self-assessment through mechanisms such as the Sugar Journal and [[Activities/Portfolio]], we do provide some mechanisms for more traditional, automated assessment (See [[Platform_Team/sugar-stats]] and [[Activities/AnalyzeJournal]]).

;Task: Research what metadata about Sugar activity usage would be helpful to teachers for assessment purposes.

;Contact: Sugar Learning team

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