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<p>Mostly new page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hints for learning Smalltalk when discovery learning has failed to give the answer.<br /> <br /> ==Program tiles==<br /> <br /> You can find a menu of program tiles in every object browser, which you can get in any object halo by clicking on the eye icon.<br /> <br /> ==Make tile==<br /> <br /> Drag any tile with an exclamation point icon in it to the workspace. A script window will open with that tile in it. Then you can drag other tiles into the same window. When you do so, a green area will highlight, showing where the new tile will go when you drop it. To drag a variable tile into a script window, click its left-pointing arrow. To drag it to the desktop, click anywhere else on it.<br /> <br /> ==Objects==<br /> <br /> Typically you make objects in projects by drawing how you want them to appear, making the drawing a single object, then opening a code browser and creating scripts to tell it what to do.<br /> <br /> ==Multimedia==<br /> <br /> There are multimedia objects on the tools palette for making projects.<br /> <br /> ==Other Hints==<br /> <br /> Hint: to share an Object or the desktop in e-toys<br /> <br /> :Drag over a buddy it should highlight<br /> <br /> Big hint: balloon help<br /> <br /> : It appears if you leave your mouse over a tool on a toolbar or in an object halo, or many other objects.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> * [http://squeakland.org/ Squeakland], in particular, the [http://squeakland.org/tutorials/ Tutorials] page<br /> <br /> * [http://waveplace.com/courseware/basic-etoys/ Waveplace Coursewore Basic Etoys tutorial] videos<br /> <br /> * [http://etoysillinois.org/ EtoysIllinois] resaurces and library collections<br /> <br /> * [http://etoysillinois.org/resources?subpage=k5 K-5 Technology Passport]: Curriculum Applications of Etoys in Mathematics, Science, Art, Language Arts, and Social Science<br /> <br /> * [http://stephane.ducasse.free.fr/FreeBooks.html Stef&#039;s Free Online Smalltalk Books], where Stephane Ducasse obtained permission from authors to upload their books for free distribution. Some are under Creative Commons licenses, and some are apparently freeware.</div>

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