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GLYCOGEN for Sugar
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NOTE: This is a project was completed for university credit and submitted in July, 2011.
Development has not continued since submission, but as I have time the aim
is to have glycogen or glycogen-inspired code incorporated into sugar.
What is glycogen?
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Glycogen aims to add an extra interface screen to the Sugar desktop environment
(see http://www.sugarlabs.org) which will allow activities to be combined into
learning pathways.
In addition, an API will be defined that activity developers can implement to
allow finer-grained interaction with glycogen, so that learning pathways can
include nodes with specific achievements in addition to the more general
'do this activity' type nodes.
Use with Sugar
--------------
This project's first aim is to develop a proof-of-concept custom release in the
form of a customised 'sugar on a stick' that exists separately to the sugar
project. This is mainly to fit into the time constraints of a university semester
by bypassing (for now) the standard process for becoming involved officially as
a contributor to the project.
A later aim is to have the glycogen project incorporated into sugar's trunk and
to be developed concurrently with sugar (rather than just working with a
snapshot of sugar as the initial release will do).
Installation
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To install glycogen in a copy of sugar, follow the installation instructions in
the README files in both extensions/ and site-packages/ (you have to drill down
a few levels to find them).
Glycogen can then be activated by logging in to sugar, opening "My Settings",
clicking 'glycogen' and pressing the 'activate glycogen' button. This should add
an extra view button to the home view, which will show the glycogen page.
The activities work independently of glycogen so can be installed separately.