[Squeakland] I want to introduce squeakland to my Chinese friends

[Kim Rose]

Dear Liu,

Thank you for your wonderful efforts and introducing yourself and 
this work to the Squeakland community!  Your efforts should be of 
great value to many, many children and adults, so we thank you.

On behalf of Viewpoints Research, please accept our permission to use 
images and links from our website pages to create your Chinese 
translation.

I hope you have seen the "Squeakers" DVD which has Chinese subtitles 
-- if you do not have a copy, please let me know where I can send one 
to you.

I don't know if you are able to travel (easily) outside of China, but 
many of us will gather in Chicago, Illinois for "SqueakFest '06" this 
summer -- it would be wonderful to meet you -- here is more info on 
SqueakFest : http://interactive.colum.edu/partners/squeakfest/

Please feel free to continue to correspond with me directly, should 
you need more information about Viewpoints Research,  or materials 
posted on the Squeakland site.

In addition, I know the greater Squeakland communityand readers of 
this mailing list  will be interested in your efforts, to learn more 
about Squeak's spread into China and its use and practices.

Thank you again and welcome to the Squeakland community.
best regards,
Kim Rose



At 10:33 PM +0800 4/6/06, Xinyu Liu wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am a programmer come from China. From a friend I got to know about 
>squeakland.
>I think it is really a great thing. It can help kids in all ages 
>learn something while playing.
>However, when I search squeakland materials in Chinese by Google, I 
>found that there
>is little Chinese information about it, nor a Chinese community.
>
>So, I decide to translate some basic background of squeakland to 
>Chinese language.
>I just tried a couple of pages in <http://www.squeakland.org> 
>www.squeakland.org. But I used some images, pictures,
>and links from <http://www.squeakland.org>www.squeakland.org. Is it 
>OK? Can you give me a permission that I can
>use them? I just want to continue this work, to try my personnal 
>best to introduce squeak
>to China, to let more and more chinese people know about it.
>
>the translated Chinese pages are here:
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland 
>main page
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.kids.home> 
>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.kids.home  kids play 
>page
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.plugin.download>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.plugin.download 
>download page
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.school.home>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.school.home 
>school staff page
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.community.home> 
>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeakland.community.home 
>community page
><http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeak>http://liuxinyu95.googlepages.com/squeak 
>squeak introduce page
>
>Best regards.
>
>Yours,
>Liu
>
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