Community
Here's a sampling of groups from around the world using Etoys right now.
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EtoysIllinois is based at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Using Squeak to Infuse Information Technology
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You find several projects for K - 16 learners.
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Advanced Etoys projects by Markus Gaelli.
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A Non-profit association of German-speaking Squeakers/Etoys users focused on education.
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This Portuguese-language website is dedicated to spreading Etoys and its philosophy in Brazil.
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A community created Japanese-language website for Etoy users and developers.
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A site created by a Hewlett-Packard sponsored team to encourage children to learn more about their world through science.
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This Japanese-language site contains writings describing the experiences and findings from a three year pilot program.
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This Spanish-language site is maintained by the Etoys community in Spain and is influenced by the LinEx project in Extremadura, Spain.
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Kusasa, a Zulu word for tomorrow, is the name of a new, dynamic learning system for the 21st century created by developers in South Africa.
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OFSET community wiki encourages the use of free software in education. It comes with Etoys resources both in French and English.
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Waveplace uses Etoys to teach digital media skills to Caribbean children.
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Squeaklandia is the website of a portuguese Etoys community.
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