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As another teacher completely agree. I have managed to find a work around to the import/reorder problem. Replit organises by alphabetical order so we have simp
by Kuldr 4y ago
As another teacher completely agree.
I have managed to find a work around to the import/reorder problem. Replit organises by alphabetical order so we have simply numbered our challenges 01.01, 01.02, ..., 02.01, etc. Then on import they all live in the default section in order. We then only use the sections feature for projects/tests.
Now Replit education is free I doubt they will be prioritising any fixes or qol improvements for that product. It does seem to be working as intended though we have several 17/18 year olds that are using Replit for personal projects and one that is fanatic and uses Replit for everything.
- another_story 4y agoHah, yah, that was my exact solution as well. Great minds. I've pushed my high schoolers towards VSCode after a stint with replit, and after a bit of grumbling they've come to see the benefit. I think the space is ripe for opportunity though. A stripped down and education focused version would be eat into replit's market share pretty quickly.