Greenfoot scenarios are now automatically converted to HTML 5 when uploaded to the site - this has a number of benefits, including that you can now run Greenfoot scenarios on a smartphone!
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Stride is a language that is ideal as the next step after block programming (such as Scratch), and leads into full textual programming. Some knowledge of programming (in any language) is assumed. Teachers of computing courses, especially key stage 3. Teachers will go through hands-on exercises of using Greenfoot and Stride, and work with a number of programming examples that can immediately be used in a classroom. We will introduce the tools of the environment itself, discuss the Stride language (which is quick and easy to learn), and present pedagogical considerations: How do you best teach with Greenfoot? How do you create motivation? What are good teaching examples?
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In this workshop, we will discuss how to teach concepts of traditional object-oriented programming with Greenfoot and Stride. Greenfoot with Stride – Programming after blocks (Key Stage 3)Īt King’s College London, Strand, on 2 Nov, 17:00-20:00 Greenfoot with Stride Workshop for Teachers - London This fixes various small bugs, in particular one with clicking the mouse in scenarios with worlds larger than one pixel, and a few save the world issues (including it being missing from the top menu).
Greenfoot 3.5.1 is now released and available for download. During prolonged use Greenfoot could run out of memory and crash. This fixes a couple of bugs, in particular a memory leak which could occur in the Java editor. Greenfoot 3.5.2 is now released and available for download. More information on changes is available in the version history. This fixes a couple of bugs, in particular a memory leak which could occur in scenarios with large or numerous images. Greenfoot 3.5.3 is now released and available for download. This release uses Oracle’s Java 8, although it may be the last release to do so before we move to OpenJDK 11 in the future. Information on changes is also available in the version history. This fixes three notable bugs: issues with freezing on Windows (especially on load), windows appearing off-screen, and the changed-on-disk dialog showing too often. Greenfoot 3.5.4 is now released and available for download. More information on these changes is available in this discussion post. This release moves to Java 11 and requires a 64-bit operating system. Greenfoot 3.6.0 has now been released and is available for download. More details are available in this discussion post. This fixes several bugs, most notably a bug where Greenfoot could lock-up while resetting and require a restart. Greenfoot 3.6.1 has now been released and is available for download.
More information is available in this discussion post. This features many improvements and bug fixes, including a rewritten Java editor. Greenfoot 3.7.0 has now been released and is available for download. It also adds support for auto-completing the Greenfoot static methods in Java (type “Gr” and hit ctrl-space previously it would not complete unless you had typed “Greenfoot.”).
It contains several bug fixes to the Java and Stride editors. Greenfoot 3.7.1 has now been released and is available for download.
#Greenfoot greeps mac
Only Mac Ventura users need upgrade, other operating systems are unaffected by this bug.
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We’ve now released 3.7.1a on our download page which fixes this issue. There was an issue on macOS 13 Ventura with Greenfoot crashing on load. Greenfoot 3.7.1a released to fix macOS 13 Ventura crash
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