"parents.intro":"Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children\n can program and share interactive media such as stories, games, and \nanimation with people from all over the world. As children create with \nScratch, they learn to think creatively, work collaboratively, and \nreason systematically. Scratch is designed and maintained by the \nLifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. ",
"parents.overview":"How it works",
"parents.faq":"Spørsmål og svar",
"parents.overviewTitle":"How does Scratch work for children?",
"parents.overviewLearningTitle":"Læring",
"parents.overviewLearningBody":"For a one-page overview of what young people learn with Scratch, see {learningWithScratch}.\nRead an article on the {creativeLearningApproach}.",
"parents.learningWithScratchLinkText":"Learning with Scratch",
"parents.overviewCommunityBody":"We ask all participants on the site to follow the {communityGuidelines}.\nWe do not make private account information available to anyone. For more information, please see the {privacyPolicy}.",
"parents.communityGuidelinesLinkText":"Retningslinjer for nettstedet",
"parents.privacyPolicyLinkText":"Personvern",
"parents.faqMoreAndAsk":"To find out more about Scratch, please see {faqPage}.\nYou can also ask questions in the {discussionForums}.\nIf you need to contact our staff team directly, click {contactUs} at the bottom of any page.",
"parents.faqLinkText":"Spørsmål og svar (FAQ)",
"parents.faqDiscussionForumsLinkText":"Forum",
"parents.faqContactUsLinkText":"Kontakt oss",
"parents.faqAgeRangeTitle":"Hvilken aldersgruppe er Scratch laget for?",
"parents.faqAgeRangeBody":"Scratch is designed especially for young people ages 8 to 16, but people of all ages create and share with Scratch. Younger children may want to try {scratchJr}, a simplified version of Scratch designed for ages 5 to 7.",
"parents.faqResourcesTitle":"Hva finnes av lærestoff om Scratch?",
"parents.faqResourcesBody":"If you’re just getting started, there’s a {stepByStepGuide} available inside Scratch. For an overview of Scratch resources, see the {ideasPage} page.",
"parents.faqGettingStartedGuideLinkText":"Getting Started guide (PDF)",
"parents.faqScratchCardsLinkText":"Scratch-kort",
"parents.faqTipsLinkText":"Hjelp",
"parents.faqCommunityTitle":"Hva er nettstedet til Scratch?",
"parents.faqCommunityBody":"De som deltar på Scratch-nettstedet kan se på andres prosjekter og eksperimentere med dem. De kan også legge ut ting de selv har laget og få tilbakemeldinger fra andre. Scratch-brukerne er i alle aldre og kommer fra alle slags bakgrunner og steder, med mange forskjellige interesser.",
"parents.faqGuidelinesTitle":"Hvilke regler gjelder for nettsamfunnet til Scratch?",
"parents.faqGuidelinesBody":"The MIT Scratch Team works with the community to maintain a friendly and respectful environment for people of all ages, races, ethnicities, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. You can help your child learn how to participate by reviewing the {communityGuidelines} together. Members are asked to comment constructively and to help keep the website friendly by reporting any content that does not follow the community guidelines. The Scratch Team works each day to manage activity on the site and respond to reports, with the help of tools such as the {CleanSpeak} profanity filter.",
"parents.faqPrivacyPolicyTitle":"Hvilke retningslinjer for personvern gjelder her?",
"parents.faqPrivacyPolicyBody":"To protect children's online privacy, we limit what we collect during the signup process, and what we make public on the website. We don't sell or rent account information to anyone. You can find out more about our {privacyPolicy} page.",
"parents.faqOfflineBody":"Yes, the Scratch app allows you to create Scratch projects without an internet connection. You can download the {scratchApp} from the Scratch website or the app store on your device.",
