How well does this software, service or content “play well with others?”
- openness (extensible code, customizable settings)
- protocols (format/file type, interoperability)
OSED.org
Open Source for Education
Creative Commons
OSED.org by Aaron Tyo-Dickerson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. move#2 image by jazza on stock.xchng
[...] service, or freely available content. Each item under consideration is assessed for Freedom, Openness, Privacy, and Control and then receives a rating as described below: Possibly related posts: [...]
[...] Openness: Scratch files are created in formats that are editable and viewable with other tools, but the software itself is not extensible or customizable. [...]
[...] Openness: Scratch’s underlying source code is freely available and “unofficial” customizations have popped up here and there (most notably a scrolling background extension). The Scratch website is an excellent resources and includes support forums which any member can use. Individual Scratch programs are cc-licensed when they are shared to the Scratch website. [...]