Tutorials for Scratch Lite app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: David Phillips
First release : 23 Jan 2015
App size: 156.34 Mb
This app was developed independently of the MIT Scratch Team, which produces the Scratch programming language and online community. The Scratch name and Scratch cat are trademarks of MIT.
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"Tutorials for Scratch Lite" brings you 3 sets of video tutorials to get you going making your very first activity and game in the new version of Scratch 2.0. However, these are not the sort of standard tutorials that you find on the web. During the videos you will be set tasks to do in scratch and hopefully you will be able to complete them on your own. However dont worry the next video in each project will show you how to complete the task!!
These videos are really targeted at primary/elementary students although the content of the full app will go on to stretch and challenge even the most able of them with variables, cloning, broadcasting and many other features of Scratch.
Theres even a quiz in the app so you can test your scratch knowledge too!!
Scratch really is a fantastic way into learning programming and coding and this app hopefully will be a great asset to get you going with it.
This is a big app of just under 100Mb, because there is so much material in it, even for a "lite" version. You will need to be hooked into your WiFi connection!!
*TEACHERS* the point of this app is that kids can use the iPad alongside the pc to build their games in Scratch. You can just sit back and relax without having to plan anything. Oh and there is enough material in the full version to keep your students busy for around 6 hours, even if they dont manage to have a go at the extension tasks that are identified for all 5 games!!
Latest reviews of Tutorials for Scratch Lite app for iPhone and iPad
don t buy, this is just videos, not the scratch app, enven if you pay.
You cant program anything! This is just a bunch of tutorial videos!!! It is a complete waste of money. If you need tutorials for scratch, then go to youtube or the scratch website! They have FREE tutorials there!!!
I understand that the review says its just videos, I get that, but the fact that some of the videos you have to pay for, you might as well watch youtube tutorials.
I thought you could make stuff but its just a bunch of tutorials.
All there is is video.