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db example:

what is it? || Where is it || Screenshots || Saved instances if I have it || teacher ||school||

Activity

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Moodle Linking to Sugar Activities

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with and w/o logins?

reproduce enthusiasm found on Scratch for programming with etoys. turtle art, writing etc

students I've worked with want

lots of feedback from peers

to share their work with peers

to work on projects with friends

later they'll figure out their friends may not be the best people to work with

but best to figure that out EARLY

sharing to be easy

control over who can edit

blame trees to see who messed up a part of a larger group project

grp projects should have no more than 3 people

to have fun

building games is fun

writing is not fun unless it's Alice like then it becomes a game again

variety

structure

to be as lazy as possilbe most of the time

to feel they are smart

SHOW they are smart

nothing in Sugar really makes that easy yet

activity uploads

etoys etc

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hello world

nubae's pyclic?

nice to get that into Pippy examples

need to know how to get pyclic into a Sugar install...

it's not in Sugar activities

http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/search?q=pyclic&cat=all

it's here

http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/pyclic

can we get pyclic into Pippy as well?

nice to get that into Pippy examples

tie the Pyclic data straight into the Moodle DB and tie THAT data into the Moodle Quiz management interface

start here with a basic test prompt interface

sample UI though far from perfect

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derive new documents from base document

annotations are date stamped and contain User ID

</code>--[[User:Dennis Daniels|Dennis Daniels]] 20:20, 5 September 2009 (UTC)

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+db example:
+          what is it? || Where is it || Screenshots || Saved instances if I have it || teacher ||school||
+Activity
 <code>
 Moodle Linking to Sugar Activities
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              with and w/o logins?
          reproduce enthusiasm found on Scratch for programming with etoys. turtle art, writing etc
+            students I've worked with want
+                lots of feedback from peers
+                to share their work with peers
+                to work on projects with friends
+                    later they'll figure out their friends may not be the best people to work with
+                    but best to figure that out EARLY
+                sharing to be easy
+                control over who can edit
+                blame trees to see who messed up a part of a larger group project
+                    grp projects should have no more than 3 people
+                to have fun
+                    building games is fun
+                    writing is not fun unless it's Alice like then it becomes a game again
+                variety
+                structure
+                to be as lazy as possilbe most of the time
+                to feel they are smart
+                SHOW they are smart
+                    nothing in Sugar really makes that easy yet
          activity uploads
              etoys etc
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              hello world
              nubae's pyclic?
-                 nice to get that into Pippy examples
+                 need to know how to get pyclic into a Sugar install...
+                it's not in Sugar activities
+                    http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/search?q=pyclic&cat=all
+                it's here
+                    http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/pyclic
+                    can we get pyclic into Pippy as well?
+                        nice to get that into Pippy examples
+                tie the Pyclic data straight into the Moodle DB and tie THAT data into the Moodle Quiz management interface
              start here with a basic test prompt interface
                  sample UI though far from perfect
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                      derive new documents from base document
                  annotations are date stamped and contain User ID
 </code>--[[User:Dennis Daniels|Dennis Daniels]] 20:20, 5 September 2009 (UTC)