Offray Vladimir Luna C?rdenas offray.luna@javeriana.edu.co wrote:
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I was reading the "old" and good Squeak News E-zine and think that would be nice to have local folklore tales and other activities made in Squeak in the same way that Tansel Ersavas, even some of the articles would be adapted as learning activities and active essays, and if we can made that local folklore tales multilingual, then Squeak can make a bridge between childs different cultures and languages.
I will be posting some questions in my attempt to make my first interactive local folklore tale in Squeak (inspired in what Tansel made) and may be I will ask questions about multilingual content also. (¿It's this the proper place?)
My wife and I have quite and extensive collection of fairy tales, folklore, and similar from different countries and cultures, and this is an intriguing idea to me. I will have to take a look at his work and see what I could come up with... I have been trying to learn Smalltalk (although I am not too far along yet...) so this could be a good project.