Slides from the seventh workshop with the children and staff at Lubuto Library at Ngwerere in Lusaka, Zambia. We continued our second week with a workshop focusing on branching logic and scorekeeping in a game. I also gave a brief preview of the talk on the MIT Media Lab I gave later that day at the Bongohive Tech Meet-Up. The eight days of workshops I am delivering are funded by a USAID/WorldVision grant from the All Children Reading Challenge. Representatives from the Zambian Ministry of Education participated in all the sessions. Photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/curiouslee/sets/72157632781888368/with/8484657613/ Lubuto etoys ngwerere_26_feb_2013.ppt

1. LubutoLiteracy
Workshop #7: Testing and Making a Game in Etoys
By Mike Lee, Sugar Labs DC – Lubuto Library at Ngwerere, 26 February 2013

2. You all are famous!
http://flic.kr/p/dXPHgC

3. The MIT Media Lab is following us!
http://flic.kr/p/dXPHgC

4. Joystick - Lesson 7, Page 24

9. Tests - Lesson 8, Page 29

18. Putting it all together! -
Lesson 10, Page 35

21. Note: Pull the All Scripts control out of the
drawer and put it along the bottom of the
play field .

37. Notes on Etoys Scripting and Tests
•When saving an Etoys file, the name typed must be less than 24
characters.

38. Raymond is a quiet, brilliant artist. He made it through today's dense lesson on
branching game logic with excellent artwork too.