Re: Learnable Programming

On Thu, November 8, 2012 9:56 am, David Corking wrote:
> Squeakland twice hosted(*) Linda Kao's 37-page PDF tutorial for
> Kedama, and some example projects.
>
> They seem to be missing again. I have the PDF (I tried to send it
> to the list, but quite rightly, it seems that large attachments are
> blocked)
> and 2 of the 7 projects, but I don't have
> the Word document source.

Please send me a copy offline. I will extract the essentials for the Etoys
Reference Manual, and think about putting some of it into my proposed
Etoys By Example.

> Did they make it onto flossmanuals?  If not, can someone offer a
> permanent online home for them.

I can see about hosting them at Sugar Labs if nobody else wants to do it.

> Some of the projects are already
> updated and included in the examples section of the Etoys package.
> A couple of others need some tweaks to work in Etoys 5.
> So the appendix listing them needs a little updating.
>
> Rita Freudenberg wrote a shorter tutorial in German:
> http://www.mttcs.org/Projekte/Projekte/Squeak/material/kedama.pdf

Vielen Dank. Sehr nützlich.

> David
>
> (*) Some background here
> http://forum.world.st/kedama-tutorial-by-linda-kao-td711852.html (
> another copy here
> http://lists.squeakland.org/pipermail/squeakland/2009-November/005027.html
> ) along with links
> to a brief tutorial by Yoshiki
> http://www.is.titech.ac.jp/~ohshima/squeak/kedama/ and some docs in
> French:
> http://community.ofset.org/index.php/Kedama
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