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That relies on a Node.js back-end... don't think it's possible to install it onto a Chromebook. You'd have to have to go to the web page. If you have any exper
by xiaoma 10y ago
That relies on a Node.js back-end... don't think it's possible to install it onto a Chromebook. You'd have to have to go to the web page.
If you have any experience with a large class of children, I'll bet you can guess how long most will be patient sitting in front of a web browser at school without thinking about loading another page.
- throwaway91111 10y agoThis doesn't seem like a tech problem, then.
- xiaoma 10y agoNot being able to install apps to a machine absolutely is a tech problem.
- throwaway91111 10y agoSure. Doesn't seem necessary on any level, though. Nothing about hex editing needs to be an app instead of a web page. If that were true, my computer education would have been crippling--especially in high school. I think you're projecting on your students.