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Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? Sam P */ new section

2016-06-07T13:23:56Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? Sam P: new section

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	Sugar has made me see things differently, it has given me an oppurtunity to learn and to grow, not everyone in my area know about sugar and I'm lucky to, this area of my life has never been the same since i met some persons in sugar, i strive to learn more one of the reasons being to contribute to sugar, sugar has given a platform where you can create whatever you want to see(via sugar activities). Sugar has made learning interactive, i remember back then in junior high, we used to learn french with the sugar platform on our XO's. I love being part of sugar and I'll always be part of this great organization.		Sugar has made me see things differently, it has given me an oppurtunity to learn and to grow, not everyone in my area know about sugar and I'm lucky to, this area of my life has never been the same since i met some persons in sugar, i strive to learn more one of the reasons being to contribute to sugar, sugar has given a platform where you can create whatever you want to see(via sugar activities). Sugar has made learning interactive, i remember back then in junior high, we used to learn french with the sugar platform on our XO's. I love being part of sugar and I'll always be part of this great organization.

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? Sam P ==

			I contribute to Sugar because the current EduTech used in ACT schools is so boring. Sugar shows that we can make awesome software for schools, rather than the meh software like managebac or google classrrom. We can best integrate collaboration, journalling, reflection and creation - tailoring the whole experience to education.

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? Chihurumnaya Ibiam */ new section

2016-06-07T13:23:42Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? Chihurumnaya Ibiam: new section

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	I worked with Sugar till today as I have personally tested it with children from the gifted to the developmentally delay; and made many video-recordings of children using it over the years under many different circumstances. It works - Sugar simplicity and flexibility makes it my best choice as a clinical or educational tools, to help children be empowered in their learning.		I worked with Sugar till today as I have personally tested it with children from the gifted to the developmentally delay; and made many video-recordings of children using it over the years under many different circumstances. It works - Sugar simplicity and flexibility makes it my best choice as a clinical or educational tools, to help children be empowered in their learning.

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? Chihurumnaya Ibiam ==

			Sugar has made me see things differently, it has given me an oppurtunity to learn and to grow, not everyone in my area know about sugar and I'm lucky to, this area of my life has never been the same since i met some persons in sugar, i strive to learn more one of the reasons being to contribute to sugar, sugar has given a platform where you can create whatever you want to see(via sugar activities). Sugar has made learning interactive, i remember back then in junior high, we used to learn french with the sugar platform on our XO's. I love being part of sugar and I'll always be part of this great organization.

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? t.k. kang */ new section

2016-06-06T17:37:33Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? t.k. kang: new section

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	Es necesario pensar Sugar como un espacio de aprendizaje más que como software. Sugar se desarrolla de acuerdo a las características propias de los niños, ya que estos no son adultos en miniatura. Esto se contrapone con la tendencia mundial de diseñar máquinas iguales a las del mundo adultos en tamaños reducidos, infantilizando los escritorios a los que ellos están acostumbrados y utilizando aplicaciones que son valiosos para el adulto, sin tener en cuenta los proceso de aprendizaje de los niños. Esto incentiva al docente a rediseñar sus prácticas. Sugar es el mejor ambiente para potenciar los cambios en las prácticas institucionales que los educadores buscamos, dando un espacio creativo, de autoaprendizaje y de producción para los niños .		Es necesario pensar Sugar como un espacio de aprendizaje más que como software. Sugar se desarrolla de acuerdo a las características propias de los niños, ya que estos no son adultos en miniatura. Esto se contrapone con la tendencia mundial de diseñar máquinas iguales a las del mundo adultos en tamaños reducidos, infantilizando los escritorios a los que ellos están acostumbrados y utilizando aplicaciones que son valiosos para el adulto, sin tener en cuenta los proceso de aprendizaje de los niños. Esto incentiva al docente a rediseñar sus prácticas. Sugar es el mejor ambiente para potenciar los cambios en las prácticas institucionales que los educadores buscamos, dando un espacio creativo, de autoaprendizaje y de producción para los niños .

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? t.k. kang ==

			I worked with Sugar till today as I have personally tested it with children from the gifted to the developmentally delay; and made many video-recordings of children using it over the years under many different circumstances. It works - Sugar simplicity and flexibility makes it my best choice as a clinical or educational tools, to help children be empowered in their learning.

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? José Miguel García */ new section

2016-06-06T17:37:02Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? José Miguel García: new section

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	I contribute to Sugar because there are thousands of children around me who use Sugar every day and they deserve appropriate and relevant software that helps them reshape their reality to a more just, verdant and collaborative world. We are just not there yet. I believe Sugar Labs provides basic infrastructure for developers but lacks a vision to articulate field needs and potentialities with talented people in a sustainable manner.		I contribute to Sugar because there are thousands of children around me who use Sugar every day and they deserve appropriate and relevant software that helps them reshape their reality to a more just, verdant and collaborative world. We are just not there yet. I believe Sugar Labs provides basic infrastructure for developers but lacks a vision to articulate field needs and potentialities with talented people in a sustainable manner.

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? José Miguel García ==

			Es necesario pensar Sugar como un espacio de aprendizaje más que como software. Sugar se desarrolla de acuerdo a las características propias de los niños, ya que estos no son adultos en miniatura. Esto se contrapone con la tendencia mundial de diseñar máquinas iguales a las del mundo adultos en tamaños reducidos, infantilizando los escritorios a los que ellos están acostumbrados y utilizando aplicaciones que son valiosos para el adulto, sin tener en cuenta los proceso de aprendizaje de los niños. Esto incentiva al docente a rediseñar sus prácticas. Sugar es el mejor ambiente para potenciar los cambios en las prácticas institucionales que los educadores buscamos, dando un espacio creativo, de autoaprendizaje y de producción para los niños .

Davelab6: Add another old ml post

2016-06-06T05:05:52Z

Add another old ml post

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	* https://www.mail-archive.com/iaep%40lists.sugarlabs.org/msg15420.html		* https://www.mail-archive.com/iaep%40lists.sugarlabs.org/msg15420.html
	* https://www.mail-archive.com/iaep%40lists.sugarlabs.org/msg15424.html		* https://www.mail-archive.com/iaep%40lists.sugarlabs.org/msg15424.html
			* https://www.mail-archive.com/iaep%40lists.sugarlabs.org/msg05676.html
	[[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])		[[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])

Davelab6: Add roadmap talk page

2016-06-06T05:04:19Z

Add roadmap talk page

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	[[What_is_Sugar%3F]] could be relevant [[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])		[[What_is_Sugar%3F]] could be relevant [[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])

	https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Labs/Roadmap has many relevant points ~~[[User~~:~~Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk~~:~~Davelab6\|talk]])~~		https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Labs/Roadmap has many relevant points, along with the talk page, http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Talk:Sugar_Labs/Roadmap

	2011 Local Labs statements		2011 Local Labs statements

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? laura */ new section

2016-06-06T02:58:20Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? laura: new section

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	At Sugar Labs we make a collection of Free/Libre Software tools that learners use to explore, discover, create, and reflect. We distribute these tools freely and encourage our users to appropriate them, taking ownership and responsibility for their learning. To me, one important goal at Sugar Labs is to have our user community engage in the development process. Towards this end, we have provided scaffolding to support our users in their exploration of the tools themselves and how the tools are built. This has not been just an intellectual exercise. We design for end-user contributions, and we have seen learners taking ownership and the responsibility that comes with ownership. Sugar users, even when they don’t made contributions to the code, are active learners, who are immersed in a culture where they are encouraged to create as well as consume. Also see http://people.sugarlabs.org/walter/docs/Learning-to-Change-the-World-Chapter-4.pdf and http://sites.ed.gov/oese/2016/04/open-discussion-on-the-role-of-education-technologies-in-early-childhood-stem-education/		At Sugar Labs we make a collection of Free/Libre Software tools that learners use to explore, discover, create, and reflect. We distribute these tools freely and encourage our users to appropriate them, taking ownership and responsibility for their learning. To me, one important goal at Sugar Labs is to have our user community engage in the development process. Towards this end, we have provided scaffolding to support our users in their exploration of the tools themselves and how the tools are built. This has not been just an intellectual exercise. We design for end-user contributions, and we have seen learners taking ownership and the responsibility that comes with ownership. Sugar users, even when they don’t made contributions to the code, are active learners, who are immersed in a culture where they are encouraged to create as well as consume. Also see http://people.sugarlabs.org/walter/docs/Learning-to-Change-the-World-Chapter-4.pdf and http://sites.ed.gov/oese/2016/04/open-discussion-on-the-role-of-education-technologies-in-early-childhood-stem-education/

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? laura ==

			I contribute to Sugar because there are thousands of children around me who use Sugar every day and they deserve appropriate and relevant software that helps them reshape their reality to a more just, verdant and collaborative world. We are just not there yet. I believe Sugar Labs provides basic infrastructure for developers but lacks a vision to articulate field needs and potentialities with talented people in a sustainable manner.

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? walter */ new section

2016-06-06T02:15:50Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? walter: new section

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	I am convinced about Sugar because I believe learning through self-discovery is a powerful way for young people to become good people, good citizens, and to find some particular talents to develop to the maximum; and I believe Sugar is software that encourages such learning.		I am convinced about Sugar because I believe learning through self-discovery is a powerful way for young people to become good people, good citizens, and to find some particular talents to develop to the maximum; and I believe Sugar is software that encourages such learning.

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? walter ==

			At Sugar Labs we make a collection of Free/Libre Software tools that learners use to explore, discover, create, and reflect. We distribute these tools freely and encourage our users to appropriate them, taking ownership and responsibility for their learning. To me, one important goal at Sugar Labs is to have our user community engage in the development process. Towards this end, we have provided scaffolding to support our users in their exploration of the tools themselves and how the tools are built. This has not been just an intellectual exercise. We design for end-user contributions, and we have seen learners taking ownership and the responsibility that comes with ownership. Sugar users, even when they don’t made contributions to the code, are active learners, who are immersed in a culture where they are encouraged to create as well as consume. Also see http://people.sugarlabs.org/walter/docs/Learning-to-Change-the-World-Chapter-4.pdf and http://sites.ed.gov/oese/2016/04/open-discussion-on-the-role-of-education-technologies-in-early-childhood-stem-education/

Davelab6: /* Why do you contribute to Sugar? davelab6 */ new section

2016-06-06T02:15:19Z

Why do you contribute to Sugar? davelab6: new section

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	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK4iB6kjiPY worth watching		https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK4iB6kjiPY worth watching

			== Why do you contribute to Sugar? davelab6 ==

			I am convinced about Sugar because I believe learning through self-discovery is a powerful way for young people to become good people, good citizens, and to find some particular talents to develop to the maximum; and I believe Sugar is software that encourages such learning.

Davelab6: /* 2014 state of the project video */ new section

2016-06-01T19:35:41Z

2014 state of the project video: new section

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	::::: I'll raise the topic on IAEP :) [[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])		::::: I'll raise the topic on IAEP :) [[User:Davelab6\|Davelab6]] ([[User talk:Davelab6\|talk]])

			== 2014 state of the project video ==

			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK4iB6kjiPY worth watching