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Think about it as a "Portafolio Project" for your students,
instead of a written assignment of 2 pages...
Could you, at least, give it a try to this idea with
your current English students??? :-)
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Richmond wrote:
One thing that was mentioned once, and died a death, was to issue a
Linux distro based on one of the majors (Ubuntu, Redhat, Debian and so
on) with a working, functioning Livecode pre-installed.
I believe that link is still available, but since I need to test against
a stock d
Richmond wrote:
Indeed. However, my eariler message (posted about 15 minutes ago)
addresses something different:
Not using Livecode to teach computer programming, but as a development
platform to be used by teachers do develop their own software.
That's a very good idea.
What would be needed t
On 06/13/2012 12:25 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richmond wrote:
I don't suppose any business is going to feel good about the
free-as-in-beer idea. But what RunRev have not done to my knowledge is
some sort of outreach to try to reel teachers in.
I have demonstrated RR/LC to a fairly large number
On 06/12/2012 11:36 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richmond wrote:
Actually, RunRev should specifiy which Linux versions they
support. It's impossible to support every Linux distribution
available... [Where is LiveCode for Puppy Linux?] ;-)
Al
If RunRev do not support Ubuntu they are probably ex
andro; perhaps not what you wanted; but what I care
passionately about.
Richmond Mathewson. BA, MA, MSc.
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Richmond wrote:
I don't suppose any business is going to feel good about the
free-as-in-beer idea. But what RunRev have not done to my knowledge is
some sort of outreach to try to reel teachers in.
I have demonstrated RR/LC to a fairly large number of programming
teachers and heads-of-staff at s
Richmond wrote:
Actually, RunRev should specifiy which Linux versions they
support. It's impossible to support every Linux distribution
available... [Where is LiveCode for Puppy Linux?] ;-)
Al
If RunRev do not support Ubuntu they are probably excluding a very large
number of current and pote
? :-)
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Actually, RunRev should specifiy which Linux versions they
support. It's impossible to support every Linux distribution
available... [Where is LiveCode for Puppy Linux?] ;-)
Al
If RunRev do not support Ubuntu they are probably excluding a very large
number of
current and potential clients
rk beyond
> a "setting defaults" page.
>
> I had to 'kill' the IDE twice using the 'Task Manager'.
>
Actually, RunRev should specifiy which Linux versions they
support. It's impossible to support every Linux distribution
available... [Where is LiveC
On 06/12/2012 10:06 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Hello Richard (sorry, couldn't resist). :)
Richmond wrote:
I have repeatedly raised the possibility of either a feature-reduced
version of Livecode or a re-release of an earlier version of Livecode
(say 2.0) at an extremely cheap rate if not free.
Hello Richard (sorry, couldn't resist). :)
Richmond wrote:
I have repeatedly raised the possibility of either a feature-reduced
version of Livecode or a re-release of an earlier version of Livecode
(say 2.0) at an extremely cheap rate if not free.
This has been ignored.
"Ignored"? On the co
I think large companies like MS or Apple can have educational programs that
they can write off as charity, but it becomes a much more difficult thing to do
with small to mid sized companies. It's tempting to think that exposing
students to something like Livecode would enhance learning in gene
ts" page.
I had to 'kill' the IDE twice using the 'Task Manager'.
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t developments on this specific area.
So, Richmond, please, explain what is RunRev attitude
about this topic.
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ated their
attitude towards this
quite adequately already.
I am sure that exposing english learners to this platform would
be really beneficial for them and LiveCode.
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