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iCode-747 wrote:

My talk: http://bit.ly/dvxkbU

Thanks so much! You did a really great job!

.mp3...

Hi Morgan B...!    xD

EDIT: Will this make it? I am so horrible with a mic! http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0ByK7QcU6vReiZWQ0NWI0NWItMWJjNy00ZGM0LWI0M2YtODQ1NzJjNDlkYmE2&hl=en

Last edited by fg123 (2010-05-04 21:20:49)

Can I use Scratch to record mine. Because I don't record much and that's the only way I have.

adriangl wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Can I use Scratch to record mine. Because I don't record much and that's the only way I have.

Well, the others don't seem to work, so that sounds perfect!

Does mine work?

http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0ByK7QcU6vReiZWQ0NWI0NWItMWJjNy00ZGM0LWI0M2YtODQ1NzJjNDlkYmE2&hl=en

Try this...

fg123 wrote:

.mp3...

Hi Morgan B...!    xD

EDIT: Will this make it? I am so horrible with a mic! http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0ByK7QcU6vReiZWQ0NWI0NWItMWJjNy00ZGM0LWI0M2YtODQ1NzJjNDlkYmE2&hl=en

Hi Felix G...!    xD

lol!

http://bit.ly/b8jZ3h

Use this one, please!

The other one is deleted.

iCode-747 wrote:

Can I put this in the June edition of Scratchable?

Sure, do whatever you want. For some reason, I am having difficulties with he file, I'll try and see what I can do...

Okay, for the rest of the article speakers, I will appreciate it if you can upload your article by tomorrow!

Uploading...

    Hello, I’m Vista4563, a TBG forum moderator from Scratch. During this section, I will discuss some things that the Scratch Team are considering. As you know, Scratch 2.0 is the next scheduled release of Scratch, succeeding Scratch 1.4 as an official release. Although the future of Scratch 2.0 is yet to be known, there are a few features that Andres Monroy-Hernandez and the Scratch Team are discussing.

    First of all, many users wanted a faster Scratch environment. As a result, the Scratch Team got an idea that Scratch should be built on the Flash platform, as opposed to Squeak Smalltalk. If Scratch is built on the Flash platform, the outcome would be faster. However, there may be incompatibility with prior versions of Scratch if this is done. Nonetheless, new features will make it easier for groups to collaborate on projects. If the Scratch program is to be rewritten from scratch on the Flash platform (no pun intended), the Java player will be replaced by a Flash Player.

Scratch 2.0 is suggested also to be programmed onto a website, as opposed for actually downloading the software. Such changes would allow for online remixing and real-time collaboration. With Scratch 2.0 for the web, there would be no need for any downloads; you can remix and upload it directly from your web browser. Also, people around the world could easily collaborate with each other, promoting sharing and increasing productivity.

Scratch 2.0 might be available for other platforms besides just the internet and operating systems. The Scratch Team currently is creating an application for the iPhone. An unofficial application was made but denied because of a violation of the Terms of Service agreement. However, the Scratch Team will try making the application again to better suit the Terms of Service (or at least distribute the app under a trusted name). Other platforms might include gaming systems, mobile devices, and the iPod/iPad.

Last edited by Vista4563 (2010-05-07 22:06:37)

soupoftomato wrote:

I'd like to withdraw. Sorry.

It's okay 

Vista4563 wrote:

Uploading...

    Hello, I’m Vista4563, a TBG forum moderator from Scratch. During this section, I will discuss some things that the Scratch Team are considering. As you know, Scratch 2.0 is the next scheduled release of Scratch, succeeding Scratch 1.4 as an official release. Although the future of Scratch 2.0 is yet to be known, there are a few features that Andres Monroy-Hernandez and the Scratch Team are discussing.

    First of all, many users wanted a faster Scratch environment. As a result, the Scratch Team got an idea that Scratch should be built on the Flash platform, as opposed to Squeak Smalltalk. If Scratch is built on the Flash platform, the outcome would be faster. However, there may be incompatibility with prior versions of Scratch if this is done. Nonetheless, new features will make it easier for groups to collaborate on projects. If the Scratch program is to be rewritten from scratch on the Flash platform (no pun intended), the Java player will be replaced by a Flash Player.

Scratch 2.0 is suggested also to be programmed onto a website, as opposed for actually downloading the software. Such changes would allow for online remixing and real-time collaboration. With Scratch 2.0 for the web, there would be no need for any downloads; you can remix and upload it directly from your web browser. Also, people around the world could easily collaborate with each other, promoting sharing and increasing productivity.

Scratch 2.0 might be available for other platforms besides just the internet and operating systems. The Scratch Team currently is creating an application for the iPhone. An unofficial application was made but denied because of a violation of the Terms of Service agreement. However, the Scratch Team will try making the application again to better suit the Terms of Service (or at least distribute the app under a trusted name). Other platforms might include gaming systems, mobile devices, and the iPod/iPad.

So, how's it coming with the upload?

When will you put all the speakers together in one file?

I wantz it soon!