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I've seen a lot of people comment that they would love these for students, as their computers are locked down and they can't do much. Even trying to get the lat
by thejosh 6y ago
I've seen a lot of people comment that they would love these for students, as their computers are locked down and they can't do much. Even trying to get the latest versions of the software installed is a burden if they DO manage to get the software installed.
This unlocks so much, in terms of being able to build games via the web browser without students needing to download software is pretty amazing.
- techlaw 6y agoYes -- our non-profit publishes nearly all of our games to the web because they run reliably on browsers in schools and public libraries without plug-ins. We've deliberately gone in this direction to make games available to educators without risking the ire of network admins.