@mattpocockuk I loved superpowers until I found yours. Fully uninstalled superpowers and could never go back. I think they were great for me to get started, but I prefer the agency.
@mattpocockuk As someone that builds small-scale custom tools for many educators, this would be incredible.
The grill-me skill is a core tool in MY workflow, but when I’m trying to get the full picture of others’ needs, the questionnaire would really streamline the process.
@emollick Could not empathize more with this post as a digital learning specialist at a middle and high school. Even just getting people to use thinking instead of flash-lite seems like a Herculean effort.
@emollick Similar in education as well. Why pay for that 3rd party saas when custom apps can be made that fit the specific needs of your district/institution? I don’t know that it’s the norm yet, but my small team has already cut out probaby near 6 figures in expenses this year alone.
@joshwoodward has there been any thought to adding an “Export to Sites” for materials created in the canvas?
Teachers are always blown away by the ease of updating materials to be more interactive, but there’s still a bit too much friction with embedding html code on sites.
@GregKamradt Me and a small team have made transformational changes for school district we work for in the matter of months. When you unlock the potential of deploying as a web app with Google Sheets as your database backend it changes everything.
@patloeber I’ve been trying to build an accessible assessment reader for students but ran into issues with Batch API and tts, which the docs say is supported. These voice models are incredible, but in education every penny counts. Is this likely user error on my part?
@gaganbiyani In my opinion, EdTech 2.0 is created from within the system the tools are needed. Teachers bring me ideas, questions, or problems and in days I can literally build a solution for that specific teacher and their specific students’ needs. Ditch 3rd parties.
@AlexMicheletti Seemed like a no-brainer after 4. Now you are in a weird spot of knowing this game is a lost cause and having a game tomorrow night. Bad decision making.