A "squeaker" is someone who likes Etoys or Squeak.
Etoys is a tool for teaching powerful ideas in
compelling ways. It makes your thinking visible!
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Squeaker List
Below you'll find a sampling of the Squeakers around the world.
If you're a Squeaker like us, add your name to let us know. |
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| RafaelOrtiz from Bogota, Colombia, Colombia (since 2004) | |
| Ken Causey from Kentucky, United States (since 2002) | |
| Rudy Rubin from Miami, United States | |
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Play with the Grand Children. It is great on Sugar on a Stick program. |
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| Ricardo Moran from Buenos Aires, Argentina (since 2007) | |
| Gonzalo Zabala from Buenos Aires, Argentina (since 1997) | |
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Because it's an infinite laboratory, "an instrument whose music are beautiful ideas"... |
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| Ibarra Gustavo from Junin.BUE. Argentina (since 2003) | |
| Iris Fernández from Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
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I have a degree in education, and I think that Etoys is the best tool for the constructivist classroom. |
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| Luis Galindo from Santa Cruz, Bolivia (since 2008) | |
| Gerald Ardito from Westchester County, NY, United States (since 2007) | |
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I really enjoy the low floor, no ceiling quality. |
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| Bernhard Pieber from Vienna, Austria (since 1997) | |
| Sean McGrath from Oakland, Ca, United States | |
| Young-Jin Lee from Lawrence, KS, United States (since 2007) | |
| Ted Kaehler from Las Vegas, NV, United States (since 1997) | |
| Juan-Rafael Fernandez from Malaga, Spain (since 2004) | |
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The powerful ideas behind. |
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| Cherry Withers from San Jose, CA, United States | |
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Because it encourages children to be active participants to learning. It gives them an outlet and voice for their ideas and allows them to be producers rather than mere consumers of education. |
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| Bert Freudenberg from Magdeburg, Germany (since 1997) | |
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Etoys is powerful and has a friendly community. |
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| Luis "Pato" Acevedo from Puente Alto, Santiago, Chile (since 2005) | |
| John Maxwell from Vancouver, Canada (since 2003) | |
| Andreas Raab from California, United States (since 1997) | |
| Ken Joye from Palo Alto CA, United States (since 2009) | |
| sandor espinosa from Cali, Colombia | |
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Is a great tool for educational objetives with children. In addition, entice to learning in depth. Thanks for all. Sandor |
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| Cesar Barreto from Parque del Plata, Uruguay (since 2008) | |
| Paula Zerkle from Bethlehem, PA, United States (since 2007) | |
| Antonio Barros from Belém-PA, Brazil (since 1998) | |
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Because I am a big fan of Smalltalk, Alan Kay's and Seymour Papert's ideas. |
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| Hans Baveco from Wageningen, Netherlands (since 1997) | |
| Dietmar Schielke from Neubrandenburg, Germany (since 2000) | |
| Rita Freudenberg from Magdeburg, Germany (since 2001) | |
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I like Etoys because it helps students to understand the big ideas about math and science. |
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| German Arduino from Sunchales, Argentina (since 2000) | |
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Intuitive interface to control anything. |
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| Derek O'Connell from London, United Kingdom (since 2006) | |
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It allows me to quickly breath life into ideas and easily share the results. |
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| Steve Elkins from Raleigh, NC, United States | |
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