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Report from the Scratch@MIT Conference: Empowering Everyone With Technology and Media
by Kim Pearson at 9:44pm Sun, 27 Jul 2008 under Social Media, Media & Journalism, Research, Academia & Education, Technology & Web, K-12, Deeply Geeky, diversity, computer science education, Scratch, IJIMSThis weekend, I attended a dynamic conference at MIT for developers, educators and users working with the Scratch programming language. Scratch allows novices to program using graphical blocks that snap together to create interactive stories, games and animations. I decided to write my blogpost in Scratch. Click on the image below to watch it, then hurry on back!
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