Scratch Learning Facilitator
Awarded for using Scratch as a tool in youth work to facilitate learning and creative expression. This badge recognises your ability to integrate digital tools into educational workshops and support young people’s engagement in coding and animation.
Skills and experiences gained:
- Facilitation of creative coding sessions
- Use of Scratch in youth education
- Planning inclusive and engaging digital workshops
- Supporting digital self-expression
You have to finish 2 tasks to get the badge
Tasks
Task no.1
Evidence verified by: self-approved
Task no.2
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Support young people in designing their own projects and observe their needs and competences. Share how you can continue to upgrade the basic programming workshops. Use this questions to support your planning:
- What skills or interests did the young people show during the activity that could be developed further?
- What kind of support or resources would help them take their Scratch projects to the next level?
- How can you adapt or expand the workshops to keep them engaging and inclusive for a diverse group of participants?
Task no.3
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Reflect on how creative coding connects with your youth work goals.
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