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Sugar on a Stick/Activity Criteria (view source)
Revision as of 09:09, 29 March 2010
, 09:09, 29 March 2010→Have a usage frontpage
=== Have a usage frontpage ===
=== Have a usage frontpage ===
'''Rationale:''' Users should
'''Test:''' The ASLO page for an Activity should include a link called "instructions for users" (note: this is fairly arbitrary and we may want to standardize on a better title/format) that leads to a tutorial on how to start and run the Activity in question. This can be anything from a page on the Sugar Labs wiki with screenshots all the way up to a [http://en.flossmanuals.net/ flossmanuals book] on just that Activity.
Suggested things for inclusion:
* what the Activity does
* intended audience (what assumptions does the design make? does it assume you can read, add, etc?)
* how to install it (can link to generic Activity instructions)
* how to start it (can link to generic Activity instructions)
* how to uninstall it (can link to generic Activity instructions)
* how to stop it (can link to generic Activity instructions)
* an explanation of the interface (what do the different buttons, etc. do?)
* how to begin exploring it (this can take several forms: a walkthrough of a few basic tasks, some hints on exercises/things-to-try, a link to galleries of existing work and classroom stories of that Activity's usage, etc.)
'''Instructions:''' We need to write instructions and gather more examples for this. Right now the best examples are the [http://en.flossmanuals.net/ flossmanuals books] on various Activities, but to expect every Activity to do a book seems like too much - we need examples of a good minimum bar, which is likely to be a well-made wiki page.
=== Have a development frontpage ===
=== Have a development frontpage ===