Italian Translator with Scratch
Channel: Erin Bradley
Date: 2019-01-31

Wednesday's hour of code, tutorial 4, at Bryneven Primary, develops a further understanding of translating by introducing a text to speech dynamic. 

We move from Zulu, to Italian, using Scratch extensions.  We explore posting projects and use our repeat loop to broadcast Italian speech. We hide of our two lists, to avoid the clutter. Herein you will find a further development -a basic step furthering an understanding of a potential lying in the coding dynamic. 

This lesson aims to promote a sense of learning -through interacting with the machine. It moves on the basis of Scratch's design: focussed on young learners. Our development builds, from our Zulu, the previous three lessons. Scratch lists collect data, in language expressions -they return the Italian, with a sound component (decibels). In this we aim to help the learner -to living with the idea of embracing TOOLS THAT TEACH AND LEARN. 

This translation -with its Italian sound bites- expressed through our sprite; a suggestion towards  machine learning. I hope all see in this great learning potential, though in a basic application.