--- SWC (Scratch Welcoming Committee) Stuff --- Something that I like about Scratch is the projects, because most people's projects are really cool and creative! I've been here since 2020 and I've seen amazing projects, and I bet you have to! For you New Scratchers, feel free to comment on this project and introduce yourselves! And ask questions! A brief (small/quick) explanation of Scratch is that Scratch is a popular block-coding website meant to introduce the target of kids and teenagers to the concept of coding. You can share your projects, and also view others! More things you can do are follow accounts, love and/or favorite projects, remix projects, add projects to studios, comment on projects and/or studios and much much more. New Scratchers Wiki: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/6/ Scratch Wiki: wiki.scratch.mit.edu --------- SIDENOTE ------------ If you couldn't tell by the project ID, this was made all the back in January 2023. And yes, I have been procrastinating, however, it's finally done now! --------------------------------------- Without more delay, welcome to this major presentation to help guide your knowledge of Scratch! Please read below for controls and points. --------- (7) KEY POINTS (read all to thoroughly understand the project and its components) ------------ 1. This is intended for New Scratchers and other Scratchers who don't understand Scratch's blocks! 2. There are 121 slides in total! 3. 118 of them are for code. 4. 3 are the beginning slide, reminder that you're almost done with the presentation and the ending slide. 5. As said in the title, this is mobile friendly, which means you can click the screen to proceed through the presentation. You can also press the right and up arrow keys, but DON'T USE SPACE TO PROCEED! 6. Press S to save your progress in the presentation! 7. Press space to insert the save code you get when you press S. It will automatically resume your progress. ----------- FUN FACT ------------ See that red and purple line at the very bottom? You may see it at the bottom left, if you just started the presentation. That is your progress tracker! It automatically corrects itself when you proceed in the presentation, and when you resume your progress. It also corrects itself when you go back to the start. --------- CONCLUSION ------------- Comment if you have any questions, or commentary about the project as a whole! ---------- CREDITS ------------ All slides by @Dawson_May_PAPAJOHN Music by various artists Suggestions added by (Still adding) --------- TAGS ------------ :P
