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Runeweave Learn

Runeweave Learn brings Runeweave to the classroom. Students solve missions by drawing small programs, right in the browser, and run them on a ClickClack board. Teachers put missions together into programs, run them with their classes, and see who is flying and who needs a hand.

The Runeweave Learn editor, with the block toolbox, a program on the canvas and a virtual ClickClack board

In development

Runeweave Learn isn't open to schools yet. Try the demo to see it, or write to contact@solderpop.io if you'd like to use it with your class.

How a lesson works​

  1. The teacher picks or writes a program of missions, creates a class for it and puts the class code on the board.
  2. Students sign in with the username and password from their teacher and type in the code.
  3. Each mission is a short goal, such as "make the light turn on when you press the button", broken into steps with hints.
  4. Students draw the program, press Send to board, and see it work on the virtual board on screen. Sending to a real ClickClack board over USB is coming.
  5. The teacher's screen shows each student's progress live, and who has asked for help.

Nothing to install​

Learn runs in an ordinary browser. The Runeweave compiler runs inside the page, so school laptops and Chromebooks need nothing installed and nothing configured.