<div dir="ltr">Dear Mentors, I am currently pursuing Master's in University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA and completed by B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology - Delhi (IIT- Delhi). I went through the various awesome projects and I really liked “Interactive JavaScript Shell”. To get some background, I installed the developer version of Sugar on my VirtualBox based Ubuntu VM. It is really a powerful tool to spark interest in learning in students. I played with Turtle Blocks, and also installed various activities. The Jump activity really brought back some childhood memories! Coming to the Interactive JavaScript Shell project, I would like to discuss some ideas with the community. There are various tools like jsfiddle that can run JS on the fly. There is also an awesome tutorial on JS: on code academy, that teaches JS from scratch. I looked into it and basically what they do is teach some concepts like loops and functions, and give interesting problems for students to solve and run it. They start with “enter your name”, and display it and then slowly proceed with the steps. We can discuss and see what features we want to implement in our own tool. Having it run offline is very important as Sugar Learning Platform is used by many students who do not have access to internet. This is not a problem. The platform already has a browser integrated, and it doesn’t care about offline mode if the html/JS is available locally. So we can just store copies of libraries like jquery, etc locally. I would like to discuss more specifically about this so that I can scope my proposal in a better way, and develop the timeline accordingly. It would be great if the mentors can guide me in this regard. Thanks Richa Sehgal</div>