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Conceptos clave de Scratch
 

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Conceptos clave de ScratchOnline version

Conceptos básicos para entender Scratch.

by REYES RODRIGUEZ CRISTHIAMS EDUARDO
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lugar donde ocurre la animación o juego.

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Conjunto de bloques unidos que forman instrucciones.

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Diferentes apariencias de un personaje

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Efecto o música que se puede añadir

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Bloque que inicia una acción (ej. “al presionar bandera verde”).

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Bloques para mover personajes (ej. avanzar, girar).

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Bloques que repiten, esperan o toman decisiones (bucles, condicionales)

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Bloques que detectan teclas, colores, posición del ratón, etc.

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Datos que se guardan y cambian durante el programa.

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Instrucciones que los personajes usan para comunicarse.

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Copia temporal de un personaje.

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Posición del personaje en el escenario.

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Funciones extra que se pueden añadir a Scratch (ej. música, micro:bit).

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Botón para iniciar el programa.

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Cambia cómo se ve un personaje (disfraz, tamaño, mostrar/ocultar).

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Lugar donde sucede la animación o juego.

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Figura animada que se desplaza y realiza acciones.

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Piezas cromáticas que se encajan para programar.

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Conjunto de instrucciones ensambladas.

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Variantes de aspecto para cambiar la apariencia.

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Efectos auditivos o música para el juego.

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Bloque que dispara una acción cuando ocurre una condición.

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Conjunto de acciones para trasladar o girar a los personajes.

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