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I'm just realizing an educational project with the following attributes:<BR>
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-It should support younger people(aged 13 maybe).<BR>
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-It's in german for now.<BR>
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-The pupils should become teachers as far as possibel. Something like a tutorial<BR>
learning system.<BR>
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-The content should be organized intuitively. That means nothing like:"How to use constraints." But "Making an explosion", "Modelling Cars", "Modelling buildings" etc.<BR>
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What I have already done:<BR>
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-Creating around 60 .blend files with educational content. Testing with my pupils. I'm a piano teacher and some of my students(maybe 15) are interested in Blender. <BR>
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-Writing some "DidactUtilities" in Python. An "Drag'n drop"-Editor for easy to build tutorials.<BR>
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What I'm doing:<BR>
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-I'm just writing a chattool that works from the Blender-GUI and some CGI scripts for coordinating this chat. <BR>
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-I'll translate and modify the helpscript for shortcuts which is already implemented in Blender.<BR>
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I'll now make it ready to use. When it is ready, there are four branches of more or less educational projects:<BR>
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The certifikation programm for professionals(Rui Campos).<BR>
Projects like "Orange"<BR>
My project(LunA-project) for newbies.<BR>
Tutorials and Forumsites<BR>
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I think it is worth thinking about the coordination right now. There will be a grown public interest because of the "Orange" project.<BR>
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greetings<BR>
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Carsten Tigges<BR>
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