Protect accounts and student work

Use your own account

Do not share passwords. Check the school name before working with students, and sign out on shared computers. If asked to verify your email, complete verification before retrying the action. Contact your school owner if you cannot regain access.

Know who can see the work

Teachers can review students in their assigned classes. The owner can review students across the school. A private project can be viewed by its student, authorized educators and anyone given its private preview link. Treat that link as private.

Publishing makes the running project publicly accessible. Sharing source code is a separate choice. Check for names, contact details, photos and other personal information before publishing or sharing a link. Follow your school's publication process.

Review alerts

Teachers review alerts for their own students under Review → Moderation. Read the context, follow the school's response process and resolve the alert when appropriate. Automated filters can miss problems or flag harmless text; they do not replace teacher judgment. School-wide settings belong to the owner.

Use AI thoughtfully

AI can give incorrect answers. Check suggestions and test code. Do not paste passwords or unnecessary personal information into chat. Authorized educators can review student AI conversations. The school owner decides which AI tools are available.

For account or data questions, contact your school owner. The current privacy notice explains how the service handles data.