Experimental extensions all together

Scratch Data Viewer and Scientific Modelling extensions

Do you want to try to remix any published Scratch project using all these extensions? Load this example project, change the project ID on the URL and start playing.

Data Viewer Extension

Scratch Data Viewer Extension

Scratch Data Viewer Extension (in Portuguese)

Scratch Data Viewer Extension 2018 version

Example

Understanding basic concepts of Data Viewer Extension

Earthquakes Around the Globe

Earthquakes Music

Data Sampling

Tides and the Moon

Global Warming

Bar Color Palette

World Population

ThingSpeak data sensors import

Global Warming CSV import

How Do You Sum?

Nested Loops demonstration

Do you want to try to remix this example using Scientific Modelling extension too?

Sample temperature data project

Sample earthquakes data project

Sample earthquakes map project - PT and commented

Sample earthquakes depth project - PT and commented

Examples 2022

Answers to forms - Vera Cruz

PlayData basics - Vera Cruz

Scientific Modelling Extension

Scratch Scientific Modelling Extension

Scratch Scientific Modelling Extension (in Portuguese)

Scratch Scientific Modelling Extension (in Italian)

Scratch Scientific Modelling Extension 2020 version

Example

Diffusion model

Do you want to try to remix this example using Data Viewer extension too?

Scientific Modelling Extension ALFA version (on hold)

Scratch Scientific Modelling Box2d

Example

Download this diffusion model example for a proof of concept.

ScratchX

BBC micro:bit ScratchX extension

Credits

The Dataviewer Scratch extensions are develop by Cassia Fernandez and João Adriano Freitas.

If you are using this extension and you want to share your project or thoughts with us, please contact us

The Scientific Modelling Scratch extensions are develop by Cassia Fernandez, João Adriano Freitas and Tamar Fuhrmann.

The BBC micro:bit ScratchX extension is develop by João Adriano Freitas.

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