On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 2:08 PM, Pauline Nyirahirwa nhirwapauline@gmail.com wrote:

What are some good links, documents or projects which can help to learn Etoys?

I used the Waveplace video's for this purpose. And they served me well! They'll guide you through making an Etoys project, as the instructor is winging it himself, so you'll get to know all aspects of making a project, inclusive how to recover from unwanted situations.

The first link is about the new tutorials, which I haven't tried myself. Apparently you can get to them by signing up as beta tester: http://waveplace.com/resources/tutorials/

This one leads to the old tutorials, which I actually watched and which worked well for me: http://waveplace.com/resources/tutorials/old.jsp

/Ties

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Hi Pauline,

to complement the sites mentioned so far - there is also beautiful art made in Etoys:

http://community.ofset.org/index.php/Art_et_Squeak http://community.ofset.org/index.php/Les_%C3%A9crans_Squeak_1_(l%27%C3%A9cra...) http://community.ofset.org/index.php/Les_%C3%A9crans_Squeak_2_(l%27%C3%A9cra...)

etc

and also projects at

http://squeak.ofset.org:8000/super/gallery

Milan

On 2008 October 9, Pauline Nyirahirwa wrote:

Hello! It's Pauline from OLPC Rwanda core team and I would like to share with others about Etoys and gain some experience as OLPC is getting started in Rwanda.

What are some good links, documents or projects which can help to learn Etoys?

Regards, Pauline