Tell us about your session
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Your experience
- Which activity and lesson did you try?
- Were you exploring alone, with someone at home or in a group? What programming experience was relevant to the activity?
- What did you expect, and what happened?
- Where did you need help? What explanation, hint or action helped?
- Were you able to keep your work and check the saved copy?
- What did you want to try or understand next?
If a tool failed, include the page, the action you tried, the message you saw and the device/browser you used. Describe the symptom even if you do not know its cause. A paper-only session is useful feedback too; say which parts you could investigate and which remained predictions.
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Leave out learner names, school details and other identifying information. If including a screenshot or program, check it for personal information first. A description of the relevant steps is enough; recording the session is not required.