1. 1 Learning from Scratch Pete Benson U of Michigan School of Ed, Secondary MAC Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellow

2. 2 What is Scratch? http://scratch.mit.edu platform for writing stories, games, simulations, and more generally, learning to program think LEGO for programming computers simple, but not simplistic free, 100% browser-based, projects stored in cloud, large community built around sharing

3. 3 Who might use it? Across the curriculum: art, music, science, math, humanities After school programs in the media center students (or teachers) create apps in a browser K-14

4. 4 Poll: what do you do? A. elementary teacher B. middle/high school teacher C. media specialist D. teacher educator E. other

5. 5 What you will see tutorial: drawing editor tutorial: script editor building apps demos of existing apps

6. 6 Demo/tutorial: Storybook

7. 7 Tutorial: drawing editor

8. 8 Demo/tutorial: The tennis ball

9. 9 Tutorial: Video motionVideo motion

10. 10 Tutorial: Turtle graphicsTurtle graphics

11. 11 Overview: script editor

12. 12 Demo: At the racesAt the races http://www.mrbenson.org/uniform-motion/

13. 13 Demo: BilliardsBilliards http://www.mrbenson.org/billiards-table-simulation/

14. 14 Example: Ramp JumpRamp Jump

15. 15 Example: RadioactiveRadioactive

16. 16 Tutorial: Bouncing off the wallsBouncing off the walls

17. 17 Tutorial: Vehicle on a trackVehicle on a track

18. 18 Share and remix......is what Scratch is all about.

19. 19 Questions? pbenson@umich.edu http://mrbenson.org/4t2013