Study With Me: Pomodoro Session by @violet_raven The Pomodoro Technique is a study method meant to keep you focused and mentally fresh. Pick a task, set a timer, work on the task until the time's up, and take a break. You can use this to study, do homework, and be productive. Learn more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique In this Scratch project, you have four choices of what type of timer intervals you can have: 25/5, 40/20, 45/15, and 50/10. The number before the "/" is the work period, and the number after is the break period. For example, 25/5 means 25 minutes of working and 5 minutes of break time. The game provides five buttons at the bottom left. From left to right, you have: - the pause button - the reset button; resets the timer and brings you back to the main page when clicked - the notepad; used to jot down notes/reminders for later so you don't get distracted by a different task (make sure to not write anything too long or your message will be cut off) - the music toggle button - and the tips button; there are 5 tips provided in the game to help you study/work better If there are any bugs, please comment them! Music from soundofpicture.com: - "Song of The Sandhill Crane (Instrumental)" - "Tundra Swans (Instrumental)" - "Goose Lake (Instrumental)" - "Sweet Solitude (Instrumental)" - "Pacific Wrens (Instrumental)" - "Camas (Instrumental)" - "The Transmission Lines (Instrumental)" Fonts from Google Drawings: - Proxima Nova - Montserrat - EB Garamond #simulation #art #warm #calm #peaceful #high
