Draw Triangles and Other Polygons in Python Graphics
Students can now draw triangles, stars, and any other multi-sided shape in Python graphics with the new Polygon shape.
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Students can now draw triangles, stars, and any other multi-sided shape in Python graphics with the new Polygon shape.
See each student’s overall course completion alongside their module-by-module progress, all in one view.
Most Python programs load ahead of time for less waiting when students press Run, with step-by-step debugging to help them find and understand errors.
New class-wide quiz answer distributions help teachers spot common misconceptions and plan focused review, with counts and percentages for every answer choice.
Students can save sprites, costumes, sounds, and scripts in their CodeHop Backpack and reuse them across projects.
Big improvements to Code History: Teachers and students can now compare saves using inline or side-by-side diffs, making additions, deletions, and important coding changes easy to spot.
Clear Step Over and Step Into controls, responsive breakpoints, and helpful status messages make Java debugging easier for students to learn and use.
Teachers can preview every activity and requirement inside a Typing lesson, while students can see the time they invest in daily practice and completed lessons.
New Gradebook statistics help teachers understand class performance, grade distributions, and individual student standing at a glance.
New Timeline and Sequence views make it easier to understand when students worked, how their code developed, and where they paused.