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===Getting Sugar into your classroom or community=== | ===Getting Sugar into your classroom or community=== | ||
| − | For starters you will need some sugar [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/LiveBackup_XO-LiveCD live CDs] or live USB, this could be of great help in doing introductions to | + | For starters you will need some sugar [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/LiveBackup_XO-LiveCD live CDs] or live USB, this could be of great help in doing introductions to Sugar. |
| + | If a LiveUSB image can be given to each teacher and child: | ||
| + | # they can use the image both at school and at home; and | ||
| + | # through a shared ejabber server, they can collaborate as a class even when they are at home. | ||
===Getting connected to the Sugar community=== | ===Getting connected to the Sugar community=== | ||
Revision as of 06:50, 27 September 2008
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Introduction
Getting started with Sugar
Getting Sugar into your classroom or community
For starters you will need some sugar live CDs or live USB, this could be of great help in doing introductions to Sugar.
If a LiveUSB image can be given to each teacher and child:
- they can use the image both at school and at home; and
- through a shared ejabber server, they can collaborate as a class even when they are at home.
Getting connected to the Sugar community
Mailists, IRCs, Meet local Comunities of developers, teachers and students.
20 quick learning ideas to try with Sugar
- Sharing Activities
- Journaling
- Gaming
- Programing with pippy and etoys.
- Turtle Art
- Using mails (gmail activity)
- Other activities.