Java is a powerful language that’s been popular in education for many years. Like all programming languages, it’s often helpful for learners to work with images. The visual feedback that images give can be more engaging and more intuitive than text alone. Yet, many instructors don’t know that you can use Java’s built-in libraries to […]
This is the first of a series of Videos we’re releasing that cover key concepts of Python using Trinket. Below the video you’ll find interactive trinkets with the exact code you see in the videos! This way, you can follow along as the video plays. If you’d like more great video content, check out Python […]
Thanks to some awesome suggestions from a few pioneering users, Trinket now supports neat text adventures. Using our new add files feature Brian introduced a few days ago, a group of parents and teachers from SF Brightworks have made a text adventure game module that students can use to make their own classic adventure games: Their […]
We are very excited to announce a new feature that allows you to add files to your Python trinkets. Many users have additional modules they’ve written to import, data files they would like to read in and manipulate, and other types of files that make really powerful programs. Before today you would need to copy […]
You may have seen our series of How-To posts on how to install Trinkets on various websites and LMSs. By popular demand, here is a screencast about how to add a Trinket to a Weebly page. This will let you and your students use interactive code on any Weebly site, greatly enhancing your classes! Weebly is […]