Open source means anyone can read, use and improve the code, following its licence.
Open source means the code is out in the open, where anyone can read it, use it and improve it.
A license is the rules for using it. Read it before you borrow. Free to use does not mean anything goes.
Credit goes to the people who helped. Real people keep it going, so be kind.
A clear note helps a bug get fixed. Never share private details, and take a grown-up along.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
The rules for using the code. A license says the rules, so read it before you borrow.
No. Never share private details.
False. Open code has bugs too, and many readers help find them.
The people who helped. Each person signs their change.
What happened, what you expected, and how to make it happen again. That helps a volunteer find the bug.
Write down a simple recipe or a game rule on a card. Share it with your family, and let each person add one change and sign it. Whose idea made it better? Why is it kind to write down who helped?
Share a simple recipe or a game rule on a card with your family, and let each person add one change and sign it. Go along with your child before they report a bug or join any project, and never share private details.
