Programming for Fun with Scratch, episode 9: Using the Text to Speech extension

In this episode we'll revisit the branching story game from Episode 3 (   • Programming for Fun with Scratch, episode ...  ) to replace me trying to do the voices with using the Text to Speech extension to Scratch.

The current project so you can build on it: scratch.mit.edu/projects/552409707/

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If you are new to scratch, start here (jump to timecode):
Creating a Scratch Account:    • Programming for Fun with Scratch, episode ...  
Quickie introduction to Scratch:    • Programming for Fun with Scratch, episode ...  

Programming for Fun with Scratch are bi-weekly Scratch coding sessions. Each session we will build a game, solve a Scratch challenge, and answer viewer questions. We’ll cover a wide variety of types of games and learn to use some of the lesser-known blocks. Whether you are brand new to Scratch and programming or have worked with Scratch before, there should be something fun to learn.

All episodes will be available on our Coding playlist:    • Programming for Fun with Scratch, episode ...  

Scratch website: scratch.mit.edu/

Credits:

Tardis background: teach.files.bbci.co.uk/archive/sets/1983_Doctor_Wh… from BBC Archive "The Joy of Sets": www.bbc.co.uk/archive/empty_sets_collection/zfvy38…
Theremin intro sound from user RealTheremin on FreeSound: freesound.org/people/realtheremin/sounds/119011/