4.08 Share

MIT Scratch 04. Next customer please 4.08 Share

If you are in a club, why not share your project with friends?

If you are logged in on Scratch, you can create a studio and add your Next customer please project. You can also add your friends’ Next customer please projects to create a mall of different shops and businesses.

Save your project, then click on your username and select My Stuff.

the pop up menu under your account name in the top right.

From your My Stuff page, click on the + New Studio button.

The grey 'New Studio' button on the 'My Stuff' page.

Give your new studio a name and description.

The name box at the top of the studio and the description box on the left of the studio.

Click on the Add projects button. You can add yor own project by selecting it from the list at the bottom of the page.

The 'Add Projects' pop up at the bottom of the page with a gallery of project thumbnails.

You can also add projects your friends have created. Ask them to share their project and give you the link. Type or paste the link into the url box, then click the Add by url button.

The url box underneath the 'Add projects' button and the 'Add by url' button.

Share your project and send a link to people you know. The whole Scratch community will also be able to find your project and try it out.

Please make sure that you do not share any personal information about yourself when sharing your Scratch projects.

Give your Scratch project a name.

Changing "Untitled" to "Walking Cat" to name the project, in the box to the left of the orange 'Share' button at the top of the screen.

Click the Share button to make the project public.

Clicking the orange 'Share' button at the top of the screen. Then, a message appears saying "Your project is now shared."

If you like, you can add instructions in the Instructions box, to tell other people how to use your project.

Typing "Watch the cat walk" in the 'Instructions' box.

Click the Copy Link button to get the link to your project. You can send this link to other people by email or text, or on social media.

Clicking on 'Copy Link', which opens a 'Copy Link' dialog box. Then, in the dialog box, highlighting the URL under 'Link', and selecting 'Copy link'.

Scratch provides the ability to comment on your own and other people’s projects. If you do not want to allow people to comment on your project, you should turn off commenting. To turn off commenting, set the slider above the Comments box to Commenting off.

The slider above the 'Comments' box is in the 'Commenting off' position. A message is shown saying "Sorry, comment posting has been turned off for this project."

Why not invite your friends to create a project? Let them know how you had fun.

If you have a Scratch account, and have shared your Next customer please project, keep an eye out for comments that others may make about your creation. Feedback is a great way to reflect on your work. Ignore any comments that are unhelpful or irrelevant.

Scratch provides the ability to comment on your own and other people’s projects. If you do not want to allow people to comment on your project, you should turn off commenting. To turn off commenting, go to the Project Page and set the slider above the Comments box to Commenting off:

If you are happy and feel safe to allow people to write comments on your project, you can leave the first comment:

Typing "Here's my walking cat animation" in the 'Comments' box, then clicking the blue 'Post' button below the comment to post it. The slider above the 'Comments' box is in the 'Commenting on' position.

If you think a comment or project is mean, insulting, too violent, or otherwise inappropriate, click the Report button to let the Scratch Team know about it. To report a comment, click the Report button above the comment. To report a project, click the Report button on the Project Page:

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