Scratch Educational Concepts Assessment

The video introduces Scratch, an EdTech tool developed at MIT, highlighting its constructionist pedagogy and community-driven approach. It covers the Scratch homepage, focusing on creating projects with sprites and scripts. The video also explores learning resources, community collaboration, and educator tools, emphasizing Scratch's versatility for various age groups and its potential as a classroom tool.

What is the primary educational approach that Scratch is based on?

• Behaviorism

• Constructionism

• Cognitivism

• Humanism

Which section of the Scratch homepage allows you to create your own projects?

• Explore

• Create

• Tips

• Library

In Scratch, what are 'sprites'?

• Background images

• Code blocks

• Sound effects

• Characters or objects

What feature in Scratch allows students to learn by modifying existing projects?

• Remix

• Create

• Explore

• Tips

What is the purpose of the 'Tips' section in Scratch?

• To provide project templates

• To showcase community projects

• To offer step-by-step tutorials

• To download Scratch software

What can teachers do with a Scratch teacher account?

• Access premium Scratch features

• Create new Scratch software

• Sell projects on the Scratch platform

• Monitor student projects and comments

What is the Creative Computing Curriculum Guide?

• A guide for creating animations

• A comprehensive implementation guide for educators

• A manual for advanced coding techniques

• A list of Scratch community rules

Which organization developed the Creative Computing Curriculum Guide?

• Google Education

• Microsoft Education

• Harvard Graduate School of Education

• Stanford University

What is the ScratchEd community?

• A community for educators using Scratch

• A group for Scratch software updates

• A forum for Scratch developers

• A platform for selling Scratch projects

What is one of the strengths of Scratch in terms of educational levels?

• Middle school

• High school

• Preschool

• University