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Nope, this school doesn't have a name anymore. It needs one badly, though, and it's up to you to come up with one!

Because of recent events, there are now rules for posting on this and any teachers' thread. Look below.



Don't understand the purpose of a University? The concept is quite simple, actually. While you can teach yourself using the provided tutorials here on Scratch, as well as other online tutorials, there's nothing that can compare to one-on-one schooling with an actual person, rather than viewing an outdated tutorial. Here you can choose your class, and go learn. Unlike regular school, there aren't any boring assignments, you don't have to wait for the rest of the class, and best of all, you can start using your newfound knowledge right away. And that's only a fraction of the greatness of this University. You will be taught by friends here on Scratch, and you can always ask questions. You can sign up for whatever class you'd like, and if you feel you're skilled enough, you can apply to become a teacher yourself! Work on your weaknesses and perfect your strengths to become the best Scratcher you can be!
Go ahead, immerse yourself in learning! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me or another teacher. 





1. No fighting or arguing whatsoever. Any disputes must be worked out either on a project or a gallery and may not be posted here. The only contradictions that may be posted here are ones against me, because I can handle things like that well. This means that if you ever have anything negative to say, it had better be about me. 

2. Please do not be upset if I don't accept your application for a teaching position. I value each and every Scratcher on this site for their respective skills, but I can't accept everyone.

3. Applicants must be Scratchers to be considered for a teaching position. If you have two accounts and one is a Scratcher; the other is a New Scratcher, please apply as a teacher using the account that has already reached Scratcher status. Students may be either Scratchers or New Scratchers.

4. Please only reply with constructive comments on others' work. Note the difference between the words constructive and criticism. A good example of a constructive comment would be, "I like your game! You did very well with choosing attractive colors for the sprites. However, there is a glitch when you press the up key. The sprite moves left instead of upwards. Otherwise, it's great!" Now, here's an example of criticism: "man this game is so boring i cant finish the game why did you make it like that youre no good at programming". If you can't see the difference, then I worry for you.

5. Teachers accept students. I don't. (Unless you're applying for one of my classes.) However, if you are applying to become a student, you must fill out the form and post it here so that I may sort you into the correct class.


Here are the classes we offer, as well as who teaches them, and the students currently enrolled:


Taught by Zangooser and angelica101
GameGuy64, Kiriiki, Nomolos, laser314

Teachers' Threads
Zangooser Confirmed
angelica101 (has not yet created a thread)



Taught by beyblade4, Kiriiki, Nomolos, and Firedrake969
laser314, ahirbhairav, jamiewinter

Teachers' Threads
beyblade4 (has not yet created a thread)
Kiriiki (has not yet created a thread)
Nomolos Confirmed
Firedrake969 Confirmed


Taught by sportsdude6 and Zangooser
Kiriiki

Teachers' Threads
sportsdude6 (has not yet created a thread)
Zangooser (has not yet created a thread) Confirmed


Taught by ahirbhairav, Hotwire, and The1UP; Co-taught by ImagineIt
No students currently enrolled~

Teachers' Threads
ahirbhairav (has not yet created a thread)
Hotwire
The1UP (has not yet created a thread)


Taught by AwesomeStar360
GameGuy64, laser314, jamiewinter

Teachers' Threads
AwesomeStar360 (has not yet created a thread) Confirmed





If you want to become a teacher, fill out the form below, and I will reply to you telling you whether you have been accepted or not. In depth, you need to fill out the form with your username, the subject or subjects that you wish to teach, an example or two of your skill in those areas, and a short explanation of the things you can teach. If you have had any prior experiences teaching, be sure to add that to your application! Unfortunately, I do not count helping someone with a script or critiquing a graphic as prior experience.

Username:
Requested subjects:
Examples of your skill:
Your experiences in this/these subject(s):

Please note, applying teachers: The teacher limit for a single subject is three. Please do not apply to teach a subject if there are already three teachers for it, as I will reject your application.





If you'd like to become a student, great! Just fill out the below form. You need to enter your name, what class or classes you want to join, and which teacher or teachers (if any) that you'd like to instruct you. Below that, you give yourself a 1 - 10 rating on how skilled you think you are in the subjects you're applying for. For example, if I was applying to enter a Programming class, I'd say something like "Out of ten, I'm about a 3 because all I know how to use are the motion and look blocks".

Username:
Requested class(es):
Requested teacher(s):
Current skill level:

Last edited by Zangooser (2012-10-23 20:53:29)