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Student work, created with Sugar Labs's Turtle Blocks Programming Language. Great work, kids!
Sugar Labs received an award for "Best Music & Coding Education Technology Company 2025". Great job everyone!
Check it out: https://lux-life.digital/winners/sugar-labs-inc/
#Edtech #Software4Kids #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #SoftwareLibre #OLPC
New Music Blocks release dropped just in time for the New Year. Read more here: https://github.com/sugarlabs/musicblocks/releases/tag/v3.7.0
To support this work and continue achieving more in 2026, Sugar Labs relies on donations to fund its operations, new initiatives, and maintenance of Constructionist learning tools. There are several ways to make a financial contribution:
* Donate via https://www.every.org/sugar-labs, where you can easily contribute to the organization's mission.
* Support Sugar Labs through Benevity or PayPal, which offer convenient and secure donation options.
In 2025, Sugar Labs made significant progress in various projects. We participated in Google Summer of Code (GSoC), Dedicated Mentorship Program (DMP) and Sugar Summer of Code (SSoC). We mentored seventeen students, creating some innovative new learning tools together with the mentees, documenting our work on our website and on YouTube.
We also partnered with DataKind to better understand our impact, and we plan to use the results of our self-reflective research to steer our work going forward.
We just released our latest issue of The Sweet Spot, our newsletter for Sugar Labs news and events.
Participate in our Fall board elections, help shape our future by completing our contributor survey. Also read about how we added dark mode to our (new!) homepage and a summary of exploring gen-AI in education through live conversations.
Share and subscribe: https://buttondown.com/sugarlabs/archive/the-sweet-spot-issue-004/
One of our rising contributors recently shared his work at this year's GNOME.Asia Summit. Please join us in congratulating Krish Pandya ( @mostlyk ) on his successful presentation, showing the power of open-source collaboration and innovation! Krish Pandya's work on GTK4 and Sugar Desktop is a shining example of the impact that Sugar Labs can have on the world.
Join us in celebrating this achievement and stay tuned for more exciting updates from the Sugar Labs team!
We're wrapping up this summer's projects for Google Summer of Code (GSoC), Dedicated Mentorship Project (DMP), and Sugar Summer of Code (SSoC).
Our students will be presenting their projects live, and you can watch via the following link: https://youtube.com/live/qhQdiGJDHrg?feature=share
Part two presenters are:
* Bishoy Wadea
* Mebin J Thattil
* Aman Naik
* Harshit Verma
* Anvita Prasad
* Aman Chadha
* Justin Charles
* Krish
The presentations will be starting in a few hours at 13:00 EDT (17:00 UTC / 22:30 IST).
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