Is it alive?

[NAGAYAMA]

From: Kim Rose <Kim.Rose at viewpointsresearch.org>

Hi, Squeakers -

We are alive, just been really busy getting ready for "back to
school", etc. as I am sure all of you have been.    I have been
wanting to write a "Back to School"/Fall message to the group but my
time has been too short.

Alan [Kay] and I are currently in Japan at the invitation of Kyoto
University and others.  You may be interested in learning that the
Kyoto City Schools are starting something they are initially calling
the "Alan Kay Project" next spring and will pilot the use of Squeak
in 6 Kyoto schools; 2 Elementary, 2 Middle Schools and 2 High
schools.  We are here to show some possibilities and discuss the
foundation(s) for this new project.

I hope your Fall is off to a good start.

Please let us know if/how you are using Squeak with kids, other
teachers, etc., etc. We'd love to see examples, hear about
experiences, etc.

best,
Kim

At 4:01 PM -0600 9/25/02, Aaron Garland wrote:
>Yeah,
>
>It's alive, just haven't had time yet to figure out what Squeak is yet,
>besides something really cool that my students would get a kick out of.
>
>Thanks for checking for a pulse.
>
>Aaron Garland
>
>
>squeakland at squeakland.org writes:
>>Haven't gotten a new message from this list in over 3 weeks. Is anyone
>>there?
>
>
>
>
>All the budding honors on my crest
>I'll crop to make a Garland for thy head.
>
>
>agarland at mtnboces.k12.co.us
>970-945-9463  xt 114


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