The goal (as I understand it . . .)<br>
<ol><li>Facilitate Understanding (Well that&#39;s pretty broad, Understanding of What?)</li><ol><li>How it works</li><li>How can I use it</li><ol><li>To build what I want to build</li><li>In general (more abstract version of (item 1.2.1)</li>

<li>With other Objects?<br></li></ol><li>What can I combine with it to build something bigger/better, smaller/better, more useful, more fun</li></ol></ol>
<br><br>Who is the target audiences (yes I know adults, but there are many kinds of adults just like there are many kinds of spaghetti sauces: see <a href="http://www.ted.com/talks/malcolm_gladwell_on_spaghetti_sauce.html" target="_blank">http://www.ted.com/talks/malcolm_gladwell_on_spaghetti_sauce.html</a> )<br>

<ul><li>Teachers</li><li>College Students</li><li>High School Students</li><li>Middle School Students</li><li>Elementary School Students</li></ul>Mediums<br><ul><li>Textbook (aka Floss Manual)</li><li>Etoys</li><li>&quot;ScreenCast&quot;</li>

<li>Web Page</li></ul>Use Cases<br><ul><li>Teacher</li><ul><li>What can I teach with this?</li><ul><li>Underlying core concepts (Sequence, corrdinates, ...)</li><li>Etoys Concepts</li><li>CS Concepts</li></ul><li>How can I use this in a project that will motivate the kid?</li>

<li>What will motivate kids and how can I tie this into that?</li><ul><li>Cartoons</li><li>Comics</li><li>Games<br></li></ul></ul><li>College Student</li><li>HS Student</li><li>Elementary Student</li></ul>