

The second step is to browse the Community Web Site to fetch the latest and greatest tutorials that were made around the world. The web site will be featuring a list of the most popular tutorials, as well as a classification of the tutorials according to the various topics. Students will be able to select this content on the web and to install it on their own version of Sugar. We do not plan to make the Community Web Site mandatory to share tutorials; we wish to make it so that teachers creating their tutorials can share them via mesh network with their student. The brightest side of the Community Web Site is that the best content will be widely available.

The third and final step is to have the Interactive Tutor guide the user in a variety of topics. The tutor pops up explanation text bubbles, highlights important sections of the interface and generally makes the life of the student easier with his programmed brain from a teacher. We’d like the tutor to be able to suggest new tutorials to the student, based on his actions and knowledge. Is the student hitting the backspace key a lot? Perhaps he would like to know about the Typing Activity! Or perhaps the student just finished a tutorial on turning text bold? Perhaps he’d like to know more about doing italic! The possibilities are endless.