Google Code-in

Use Pocket Code’s built-in Scratch to Catrobat converter to convert an awesome Scratch project into a Catrobat project, and remix it so that it takes advantage of Pocket Code’s features that are different from Scratch, e.g., the sensors of your smartphone. Example: https://share.catrob.at/pocketcode/program/3853 or https://share.catrob.at/pocketcode/program/3926

Document the process with a screen recording, showing both the original Scratch project in action, as well as the remixed Catrobat project on Pocket Code. Before doing the screen recordings, turn on the option in the developer’s option that allows to see the touch positions. Your video should have visually appealing intro and end sequences. Create these intro and end scenes with Pocket Code and use your screen recordings to append them at the beginning and end of your video. The video should show your phone in portrait mode, unless in parts where the phone is held in landscape mode. Publish your video on YouTube using an appropriate title and a good description in your mother tongue. Add English language captions to your video through YouTube’s interface for adding captions in various languages.