Using Code.org as a Teacher
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Troubleshooting Web Lab problems
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Code.org and the Connecticut Student Data Privacy Law
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How to change course or unit assignments
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Filing bug reports
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Reporting inappropriate content in the project gallery
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Maker Toolkit and Circuit Playground Setup Support
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Assessing and checking student understanding in CS Discoveries and CS Principles
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Removing a classroom section from your section list
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Configuring sharing options for students using App Lab, Game Lab, and Web Lab
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Becoming a verified teacher (CS Principles and CS Discoveries only)
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Hiding units and lessons in Code.org courses
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How can I mute sounds on student puzzles?
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Where can students get started with AppLab, GameLab, and WebLab?
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Using lock settings for assessments and surveys
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How does pair programming on Code.org work?
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How can my students and I access the CS Principles and CS Discoveries courses?
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In the teacher dashboard, what are 'lesson extras'?
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I'd like to start using Code.org in my classroom. How should I start?
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Can two or more teachers share access to student sections?
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How can I move students into a different section, or under a new teacher?
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How can I send an app or game I've made to a smartphone?
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Should teachers get parental permission before creating student accounts?
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Can I assign more than one course to a student or section?
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Why can't teachers view student email addresses?
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How can I bring computer science to my school?
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How do I see the solutions for all the puzzles?
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How do I notify Code.org of a bug I’ve found?
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Why does Code.org use Blockly, a visual programming language, for its elementary-level courses?
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How do I view or print student login information?
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What do the circles, numbers, and colors mean on the progress chart in the teacher dashboard?
