[KGB-L3] Problem with analyzing offline Scratch projects

[Tugce Karatas]

Hello Gregorio,

Thanks for your email. We have at least 100 projects for now and will have more in the upcoming months and years. The Scratch projects are from a research project we are implementing in schools so that is why we have a little bit more projects. Any help or suggestion related to this topic is appreciated. Thanks.


Best regards,

Tugce Karatas (She/her)

Doctoral Student | Graduate Research Assistant | Summer Residential Program Coordinator

Gifted Education Research and Resource Institute

College of Education, Purdue University

Beering Hall, Room 3159

100 N. University Street

West Lafayette, IN, 47907-2098

Email: tkaratas at purdue.edu

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From: Gregorio Robles <grex at gsyc.urjc.es>
Sent: Monday, February 7, 2022 6:22 PM
To: Tugce Karatas <tkaratas at purdue.edu>
Cc: kgblll at gsyc.urjc.es <kgblll at gsyc.urjc.es>
Subject: Re: [KGB-L3] Problem with analyzing offline Scratch projects


  Dear Tugce,

  sorry for the late reply. I see we have a bug here. The problem is that it won't be easy and fast to fix it and have it deployed in production....

  how many projects are we talking about? If there are few, the best is to do it on-line; if there are many we could think of another solution...

  regards, Gregorio

El vie, 4 feb 2022 a las 9:19, Tugce Karatas (<tkaratas at purdue.edu<mailto:tkaratas at purdue.edu>>) escribió:
Hello Dr. Scratch team,

Hope this email finds you. I have been using Dr. Scratch for a while and really enjoy and learn how to analyze our students' projects. However, I do have a problem with analyzing the offline Scratch projects recently. When I upload the projects from my computer and analyze the projects, the project certificate is in Spanish. However, for the online projects from the Scratch website, the certificate in English. Is there a way to generate English certificate for offline projects? Also, the link on the certificates for the offline projects is not related to the project that upload (since my project is offline, there should not be a link) In this case, do you suggest using only online projects for Dr. Scratch or will there be any update for analyzing the offline projects in the future? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks,


Best regards,

Tugce Karatas (She/her)

Doctoral Student | Graduate Research Assistant | Summer Residential Program Coordinator

Gifted Education Research and Resource Institute

College of Education, Purdue University

Beering Hall, Room 3159

100 N. University Street

West Lafayette, IN, 47907-2098

Email: tkaratas at purdue.edu<mailto:tkaratas at purdue.edu>

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