unthinkmedia
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2 years ago I would suggest we do a test and see if we could fix this with a lighter weight solution, such as a simple modal that comes up warning them of changing anything.
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What are the requirements for the project?
Students often want to play with tilemaps that are already loaded which results in them breaking the rest of the tutorial. It would be great if we could have blocks in the workspace that are "locked" in some way.
Extending this, if we want to get more into "teaching" it would be nice to be able to do more of the things that Code.org can do in their workspace:
(You can see how Code.org works here) https://studio.code.org/s/coursec-2021/lessons/5/levels/5
Is there a deadline or date this is needed by?
ASAP
Please share any existing references, screenshots, links, etc. here that will help us better understand your requirements
See above. And, this is similar to what we currently start some tutorials with:
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What audience is this request for?
What does success look like?
Students won't manipulate the default tilemaps before they've been taught how to use one.