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Scratch is a wonderful programming language cleverly disguised as a multimedia interactive game.
With a mixture of characters (also known as ‘sprites’) and backgrounds, you can build your own interactive scenes. Throw in some music and sound effects and you have a video game, or an animated movie, or an interactive story.
Ostensibly aimed at younger students, Scratch is an excellent educational tool for learners of all levels. Armed with Scratch, you can learn important coding concepts such as loops, variables, and conditional branching.
Scratch 3 is the recently released update. And running Scratch 3 on a Raspberry Pi throws an extra level of learning into the mix, with extensions for GPIO pins and support for Sense HAT.

Scratch is one of the ed tech tools that I always mention in my Built to Last presentation. That presentation is an overview of ed tech tools that have stood the test of time. As I shared a couple of weeks ago, Scratch 3.0 is now available in a public beta. Scratch is a free program through which students learn to program. Despite being a flexible tool that can be used in all subject areas, many people think of it only for computer science classes.

 Dentro del marco de internet y la creación de contenidos web, este curso nos decidimos a probar e investigar acerca de la Inteligencia Artificial, desde hablar con las máquinas hasta la fabricación de '' Fake News''. El proyecto concluiría con el  entrenamento y prueba de nuestro propio  Chatbot, que realizamos con  IBM Watson en  Scratch 3 dentro del proyecto  MLK ( Machine  Learning fuere  Kids).

Create AI in Scratch using Machine Learning for Kids, and find out how machine learning really works!

In this project, you will use the Machine Learning for Kids tool (machinelearningforkids.co.uk) to make a smart virtual classroom assistant that reacts to what you say to it. You’ll be able to control the classroom’s virtual devices by typing in commands!