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I'm not sure what you mean by "not taking off". I've seen scratch used in dozens of coding sessions for kids, and know it used used in hundreds of schools in t
by CJefferson 5y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "not taking off".
I've seen scratch used in dozens of coding sessions for kids, and know it used used in hundreds of schools in the UK.
Yes, people only use scratch for a while, almost no-one is writing huge programs in Scratch, but that's not what it is for.
- TuringTest 5y agoThere are even attempts to teach textual programming to students who already learned Scratch, by translating blocks to javascript (Scratch-LN, Blockly). I remember someone building a whole environment for making Slack look professional, by providing a text syntax that could nevertheless be programmed like Slack by adding and connecting typed blocks in the text structure (though I can't recall its name).
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