Scratch 2050

When you write a project, it is useful to get feedback from other Scratch users. It can be done online in the Scratch community or in your club. Let’s see how you can share your projects in Scratch.

Figure 125: Share buttons

On the top header of the platform, there is a button called share. By clicking this button, the platform will share your project.  You can edit the name of the project and give clear instructions of how to use your project. 

Figure 126: Editing the name of the project and giving instructions

By sharing your project, you invite people from the Scratch community to give you feedback and comments. You can also reply to the feedback and comments.