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- This article is about projects made by Scratchers to teach new users how to use something. For projects made by the Scratch Team, see Starter Projects.
A Tutorial Project is a type of project in Scratch that is designed to teach users how to perform a task or how to do something. Tutorials also may contain pre-made scripts or "templates" to help users create their own similar projects.
Some tutorials focus on things inside of Scratch, while others may be focused on things outside of Scratch, for example: different languages (examples) and DIY (examples). The Scratch Design Studio has done two tutorial themes. The studios are viewable here and here.
Scratch Resources allowed tutorials to be uploaded as resources.
Types of Tutorials
There are many types of tutorials, such as:
- "How to" tutorials
- Tutorials on the usage of certain blocks
- Tutorials about Scratch modifications
- Tutorials about animation
- Tutorials about drawing and design
- Tutorials about creating games
- Tutorials about creating stories
- Tutorials on something you're doing outside of Scratch
- Tutorials on how to use various features of the Scratch Website
Tips for Making Tutorials
Listed are some key tips that will help make the tutorial enjoyable and intuitive for viewers:
- Using a list of simple steps will help keep the tutorial organised and easy to follow for viewers
- Including screenshots
- One may consider adding tips, fun facts, animations, or more creativity to the tutorial to make it more fun and attractive
- One may ask for advice from others to improve the tutorial before sharing it with the Scratch community
See Also
- Category:Tutorials — a category with tutorials on this wiki
- Sample Projects
