A Little More Scratch
Towards the end of the 20 minute video I made for K12 Online, Teaching Kids To Think Using Scratch , I very briefly mentioned two other things that I would have liked to say more about but simply didn't have enough time in the time allowed. The first thing was the use of Scratch on the iPad and the iPhone. I mentioned that there was a Scratch iOS app, but didn't have time to elaborate. Since then, a few people contacted me about this app and wanted to know more, telling me that the couldn't find it in the Apple App Store. The reason you can't find it is unfortunately quite simple... it's been removed from the App Store and is no longer available so unless you got a copy of it prior to it being removed, you're out of luck I'm afraid. So if you missed out, sorry... but if it's any consolation, the Scratch app only allowed you to browse the Scratch website and then execute existing Scratch projects. You couldn't actually manipulate code or use it as...