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Please see the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org '''Sugar Activity Library'''] for a nearly complete list of activities that are available for Sugar.

== Learners ==
(Sugar users are '''''learners'''''.)

Learner applications in Sugar are called '''[[Human Interface Guidelines/Activities | Activities]]'''.  They are software packages that automatically save your work&mdash;producing specific instances of the Activity that can be resumed at a later time. A specific Activity instance is a [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal| Journal]] event (see this discussion of [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal#The_Notion of "Keeping"|The Notion of "Keeping"]]).  Many Activities support learner [[Collaboration|collaboration]], where multiple learners may be invited to join a collective Activity session.

== Feedback ==
See this page [[olpc:Feedback Actividades]] for comments and recommendations. (English readers may find the English link on the Google translations bar of that page helpful.)

=== Questions and answers ===
The  [[Activity Team]]'s [[Activity Team/FAQ|Frequently Asked Questions]] page has many developer-oriented questions, but Sugar Learners should post their general Activity-related questions to the team [[Talk:Activity Team/FAQ |on this page]].  Questions about a specific Activity should be posted on the discussion page for that Activity available below.

== Developers & Testers ==
* Please see the [[Activity Team]] for developer information.
* Please see the [[Testing/Activity Test Table]] for tester information.

== Sugar Activities ==
See [[:Category:Activities]] for wiki pages of actual activities.

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Below is a list of activity home pages:  
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== Running GNU/Linux Applications Under Sugar ==

See [[Running Linux Applications Under Sugar]] for a discussion of traditional GNU/Linux applications in Sugar.



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