📚 Class Session

FAA Language Learning Arcade

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Round 1 Guidance --:--

My Status

🧱 Choose Your Build Pattern
💡 Idea Coach — Inspire Your App
What do you want the player to do?
What do you want them to learn?
What words/phrases will you use?
What is your 60-minute MVP?
What makes it fun?
⚠️ Cultural safety check: If your app uses place names, family names, or cultural stories, make sure you have permission to share them publicly.
🧠 Prompt Wizard
Want advanced help? Paste the ChatGPT Context Block into ChatGPT first, then ask it to design your game or write a custom prompt for you.
📊 Dataset Explorer — What fields can I use?
📋 Prompt Readiness
    🚀 Ship It: Publish Your App

    Follow these steps to get your app live on the class website.

    1

    Create a Branch (VS Code)

    • Open the Source Control panel (Ctrl+Shift+G)
    • Click the branch name at the bottom-left
    • Choose "Create new branch…"
    • Name it: student/YOUR-NAME-YOUR-APP

    Or use the terminal:

    git checkout -b student/your-name-your-app
    2

    Stage & Commit

    • In Source Control, click + next to each changed file (or Stage All)
    • Type a commit message: "Add [your-app] MVP"
    • Click the ✓ Commit button

    Or use the terminal:

    git add .
    git commit -m "Add my-app MVP"
    3

    Push to GitHub

    • Click the ↑ Publish Branch button in Source Control
    • Or click the cloud icon in the bottom status bar

    Or use the terminal:

    git push -u origin student/your-name-your-app
    4

    Open a Pull Request

    • Go to the GitHub repo page
    • Click the "Compare & pull request" banner (or go to Pull Requests → New)
    • Set base branch to main
    • Title: "Add [Your App Name] MVP"
    • Click Create Pull Request
    • Copy the PR URL and paste it below!
    5

    Submit PR for Review

    ⚠️ Common Gotchas:
    • Forgot to save files before committing? Check for dots on VS Code tabs.
    • "Nothing to commit"? You may already be committed — try pushing.
    • Push rejected? Run git pull --rebase origin main first, then push again.
    • Merge conflicts? Ask your teacher or use the Rescue panel below.
    🎲 Stretch Challenge
    🛟 Stuck? Quick Rescue