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Recently Packt Publishing published two new books about Scratch 2.0: This book (written by Brandon Milonovich) is divided in different recipes. Each recipe (=chapter) addresses a subject, like story telling, game design, sound. After reading chapter 1 (“Getting Started with Scratch”), you can skip chapters and jump right to a chapter which you’re interested in…

The Scratch Getting Started Guide for version 2.0 is now available in Dutch. You can download it here. Download this file if you want to print it as a book.   [Update 21-03-2014: The files contained a small error. This is now corrected.] *protected*

fromScratchEd.nl joins the Hour of Code! I’ve translated the handout ‘Interactive Holiday Card in Scratch‘ from the ScratchEd Team into Dutch. Switch to Dutch to download this handout. I’m using this handout during my course tomorrow and during MU Open School on Friday. That’s 2x one hour of code!! *protected*

I’ve translated, together with Helen Fermate from Scratchweb, the Scratch Cards for Scratch 2.0 into Dutch. You can download the cards below (click on a card to open it). All cards in one PDF *protected*

#1 @xota: Tag! Go to http://scratch.mit.edu, click on Create. Add blocks to the cat: forever(point towards mouse-pointer, move 10 steps) #2 pen down ask how many? and wait repeat answer move 50 steps turn 360/answer degrees pen up   More soon?!?! *protected*

With help from John, I’ve translated the last 9000 words for the Scratch 2.0 Website last week. Also many thanks to the other translators for their share of the work. Scratch 2.0 is now fully translated into Dutch. If you see strange translations or if you have comments on it, please post it in the…

Download Adobe Air 2.6 via this link. Open a terminal as root and go to the folder in which you’ve downloaded Adobe Air. Execute the following commands (found on this page): chmod +x AdobeAIRInstaller.bin locate libgnome-keyring.so Depending on the result of the second command execute the following command (if necessary adjust the path) in the…

A while ago I’ve made – for the Creative Computing Online Workshop - a Simon Game in Scratch 2.0. The Simon Game plays a tone and lights a button. The player has to press this button. If you’re did it right, you’ll hear the same tone again followed by a second tone. Now you must press…

I just found this page. Fantastic! It would be even better to play this with a ShrimpKey and Scratch 2.0! Here you can see my Scratch-Project and my son playing it with a ShrimpKey. Play fullscreen *protected*