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Scratch Educator Show & Tell: June 2012 ScratchEd Webinar



Contributed by ScratchEd Team, June 28, 2012


In this ScratchEd webinar, three Scratch educators share their experiences using Scratch in the classroom.
  • Original Author: Karen Brennan, Janet Dee, Ingrid Gustafson, Lorraine Leo
  • Ages: Other, Professional Development, College and University, High School, Middle School, Elementary School
  • Curricular Areas: Teacher Education
  • Content Types: Presentation, Audio and Video
  • Keywords: Show & Tell, scratched webinar
For the final ScratchEd webinar of the 2011-2012 school year, we invited three Scratch educators to share from their experiences using Scratch in the classroom.
In this webinar, Karen Brennan was joined by special guests:
  • Janet Dee, Instructional Technology Specialist at Reading Memorial High School in Reading, MA.
  • Ingrid Gustafson, Technology Integration Specialist for K-8 grades in the Cambridge Public School District in Cambridge, MA.
  • Lorraine Leo, Technology Teacher at Jackson Elementary School in Newton, MA.
The conversation was framed around five questions:
  • Who are you?
  • How have you been working with Scratch?
  • What's been awesome about working with Scratch?
  • What's been challenging about working with Scratch?
  • What advice do you have for a teacher who is (or wants to be) working with Scratch?
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