Scratch

Course Name: Advanced Coding
Category: coding
Prerequisites: basic coding skills,
Course Outline: Create a project with lists and variables, Create a project using velocity.
Standards: Students will learn how to use velocity, lists, variables, and other advanced things throughout scratch coding.
Average Project Length: anywhere from a week to a month
Maximum Student Number: as many as you can handle
Required Student Activity: I won't give students homework a lot, probably only once a month.

All of these are fine, except for freshstudios'; things I put in italics are a description, so you have two more blanks to fill in. Just link to your thread here.
If its a coding thread I think it should go in help with scripts.

I believe I can help.

Course Name: Intermediate Art and Animation
Category: Design
Prerequisites: Animating history, responsibility and activity
Course Outline: Paint Program/Other Programs, animating tools (coding and costumes)
Standards: Create very good looking animations without the default sprites and backgrounds
Average Project Length: Two to three weeks
Maximum Student Number: Indefinite.
Required Student Activity: Activity is necessary.

kayybee wrote:

Put this in your main post:

Code:

[b]For more classes, visit the official post for the [url=http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=1425661#p1425661]School of Scratch[/url][/b]

or something similar to that.

And here is an example on what a class post might look like. It should include that above link, the course information, and perhaps the form/questionnaire.

Feel free to create the page immediately; once it is linked here I will add it.

OK! 

kayybee wrote:

WingsGames wrote:

Hi there, kayybee,
As you may (or may not) know, I am the Headmaster of The University Of Scratch. I was just wondering if you'd like to join with us to help improve the school. You seem to have lots of knowledge in organizing the school, so you could help improve UOS, if you wanted. However, if you don't, I totally understand.
Thanks,
WingsGames

Hello WingsGames,
I commend you for you common interest in educating Scratchers, and I am very pleased by your offer to collaborate our efforts to create a stronger learning community. However, I am fearful that our school together may fail, leaving yet another school-less Scratch. Therefore, I have created a proposal for our two schools: Both of our schools can share classes as the teacher wishes (a teacher can choose to have a class in both school's course list), therefore not only giving the class two pages to which they are linked, but another school remaining shall either one of ours were to close. I appreciate your offer yet disappointedly decline, but I hope you will considere the proposal created for the best of our schools.
Thank you for your time,
kayybee

Hi kayybee,
I think that that would be the best course of action for both of us. That way, there's a stronger foundation on which the Scratch educational community is built. As for the implementation, I have an idea. How about at the end of the first post, you write something like "To help increase students, why not submit your class to the University of Scratch?" I'll do the same for you, so we'll have a mutually beneficial relationship.
Thanks,
WingsGames

Updated.

Course Information:
Course Name: Chongyian's Advanced Design & Animation Class
Category: Design
Prerequisites: Advanced Design
Course Outline: Learn how to use Paint.NET and Gimp professionally
Standards: Gimp- Up to transparency animation, Paint.NET- Up to cool gradients
Average Project Length: Course will take 1 month
Maximum Student Number: 10
Required Student Activity: 1 lesson every 3-4 days.

Okay!