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<p>Created page with &quot;== Proposal == Sugar needs to be easier for teachers to try. Running Sugar in a browser is the natural solution and adheres to Sugar&#039;s hardware-agnostic position. Sugarizer s...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Proposal ==<br /> <br /> Sugar needs to be easier for teachers to try. Running Sugar in a browser is the natural solution and adheres to Sugar&#039;s hardware-agnostic position. Sugarizer should be the focus of marketing efforts but needs a &quot;teacher&#039;s guide&quot; to help teachers evaluate and choose Sugar for the classroom. Teachers can&#039;t spend time troubleshooting technical issues, which makes deploying Sugar on non-XO hardware problematic.<br /> <br /> == Suggested Timeframe ==<br /> <br /> Six months would be sufficient to prepare evaluation and training materials for teachers<br /> <br /> == Suggested Collaborators ==</div>

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