stéphane ducasse a écrit :
> Samir
> 
> you should contact m.rueger or yoshiki since I remember at esug last
> year they show how people
> linked a heat sensor to etoy.
> 
>> It seems that there is more and more teachers interested by squeak and
>> E-toys, and we organized a training on Squeak and E-Toys for teachers
>> few weeks ago. So I'm very interested if you have some materials to
>> use, I'm especially interested on posters (with sources for
>> translation !), relevant .pr showing interesting aspects on E-toys,
>> and sharing problems or ways to address such trainings.
>>
>> I have also two questions :
>>
>> 1. We are working now on a way to use E-Toys to control sensors and
>>    motors and hence enlarge the possibility offered by E-toys : I
>>    think about robotics, domotics, computer-assisted
>>    experimentation... We have already tested robotics with children
>>    during holiday's camp using LOGO and we are planning to test the
>>    new SqueakBot platform providing the necessary I2C support for this
>>    kind of stuff this summer (available on SqueakSource).

Yeah! I2C bus are great to build up external interfaces. I remember of
another life when hacking I2C interface for BBC Archimedes computer in a
student project. Does this project is intended to be OS independant?
Do you have any URL about this project?

Hilaire


>> 2. Is there a way to create directories in SqueakLand project server,
>>    for instance I would like to create a french-speaking directory to
>>    allow french-speaking teachers and children sharing their
>>    projects. (Unfortunately learning foreign languages is a problem in
>>    this country, and this could be an hindrance for children... and
>>    teachers !)


If necessary, I can provide hosting at ofset.org with what-ever-you-need
for educational French speaking related project to Squeak.


Hilaire