Lamprocapnos: Stanford mine Pi as world cryptocurrency? * * * the CS FIRST WITH GOOGLE AT WORLD UNIV AND SCH course * Characterization Interactive Presentation Dialogue Narration Figurative Language CS First Unplugged Code Your Hero Pitch Your Passion Animate a Name * what you liked about "CS First with Google at World University," what you did not like, what you learned, what would you do differently if you created the course, and/or recommend to its programmers, having just completed it, and other related thinking that comes to your mind?

How are you? And how is the CS FIRST WITH GOOGLE AT WORLD UNIV AND SCH course going for you - https://csfirst.withgoogle.com/s/en/home? It looks like you are almost done with your work and learning how to program with Scratch programming language projects. Please let us know when you are done! 

Best wishes, Scott 

WUaS News and Q & A today 4/4/22

Congratulations, Mwende! As I look through the course, I see that the following projects (each with their multiple lessons) are only partially completed: 

Characterization

Interactive Presentation

Dialogue

Narration

Figurative Language

CS First Unplugged

Code Your Hero

Pitch Your Passion

Animate a Name

... while most of the later units or projects are complete. Could you please finish these projects above completely before I send you the WUaS Certificate?

(And the first one on Characterization we've already talked about, and since it seemed to involve you knowing Spanish, please skip finishing this one).

I think you'll learn a lot more about Scratch programming by completing these, and it will be a good way to bring the course full circle, regarding a kind of mastery learning.

I noted regarding the draft of your certificate of completion (which I shared with you and Universitians yesterday), which has - g.co/csfirst/more - on it that yesterday ocw.mit.edu was the first link here, but today scratch.mit.edu is the first link. So please stay tuned - and especially regarding academic credit (which this CS First course makes easy, but where MIT OCW courses are more complicated in terms of credit questions), - and as I wait to learn what CS First with Google has in store for next steps that would follow taking this Scratch programming  "CS First with Google at WUaS" course.

Looking forward to your evaluation of "CS First with Google at World University" ... When you've completed the above projects, could you possibly please, in a paragraph or a single page, share what you liked about "CS First with Google at World University," what you did not like, what you learned, what would you do differently if you created the course, and/or recommend to its programmers, having just completed it, and other related thinking that comes to your mind?

Congratulations, and certificate to come, 

Scott