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/* Creating a Scratch account */
==Creating a Scratch account==
Enter the following Scratch address in the web browser: http://scratch.mit.edu
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We click Join Scratch on the top bar (join the Scratch community).<br />
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A registration window opens, in the first step we fill in three boxes:
# Choose a Scratch Username – enter the desired username (not your first or last name, preferably a nickname). When we get to the second box if the name we have typed is already in use by another user, we will be informed that this username already exists (Sorry, that username already exists!).
# Choose a password – we enter the password, the system tells us to remember it and not disclose it to anyone (Remember it – don’t tell anyone else).
# Confirm password – we enter the password again. If the entries are not the same, a message appears telling us that the passwords do not match (Your passwords do not match). We should then enter the password again.
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If all entries have been accepted, click the Next button in the bottom right corner.<br />
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In the second step, we fill in information about the user:
# Birth Month and Year – select the month and year of birth from drop-down lists. In the information which opens when we click the question mark (Why do we ask for this info) we can read: We use this information to calculate the age range of people who use Scratch, and to confirm that you are the owner of the account if you contact us. Your birth month and year will not be made public.
# Country – select Poland from the drop-down list. IV.E-mail address – we enter the e-mail address [students can enter the address of a parent or a teacher]. Explanation: We use it only in case you need to reset the password [receive a new password]. We won’t share it with anyone.
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<span style ="color:red">'''Note: </span> <br/>''' There is no need to enter real data, we only need an e-mail address to regain access to our account if we forget the password. In case of reluctance to provide personal details, we can skip creating an account and still be able to do our work. The disadvantage of working in this way is the need to store projects locally on our computer and lack of opportunity to share our projects with other Scratch users.'' <br />
We click the Next button to finish setting up our account. In the last step, it is enough to click the OK Let’s Go button to go to the Scratch page.
On the final sign-up screen we can read in sequence:
* Choose a starter project – opens a window with a set of projects prepared by the Scratch team and provides an encouragement: Look through these projects. Look inside, make changes and add your ideas.
* Connect with a Scratcher – displays a page with projects prepared by our Scratch users under the slogan: Welcome to Scratch.
''Thanks for joining Scratch [community]. You are now logged in.''
== Using our Scratch account ==
When we click Sign in on the Scratch page a sign-in window opens. Here we must enter the user name and password we provided during the sign-up process, and then click Sign in. When we have signed in to our account in the main menu (the blue bar at the top) three new items appear:
