Try it. Tell us where it breaks.
Set aside about 20 minutes, plus the first Python download. Use your own account, try three short tasks, and tell the owner what helped or got in your way. You can stop at any time.
This is a pilot worksheet. No learner results or launch gates are automatically declared complete.
Preview only
Account checks and feedback submission run on the published site. This preview cannot count as a real-account pilot.
Open the published pilotCheck that your work comes back.
Checking your account… Use a browser profile you control. Never share your password or sign-in code.
Copy the code somewhere you can compare it. Reload this page, or open it on a second device signed in to the same account. Enter the original code below and check it against the server. This does not change your notes or course completion.
Facilitator: check two separate accounts
- Use two consenting people with distinct ChatGPT accounts in separate browser profiles. At least one must be a non-owner learner. Do not import one account’s guest work into the other.
- Create different test codes in accounts A and B. After reload, each account must return its own code. Enter A’s code in B: the check must fail, while B’s own code passes.
- Each learner should see only their own requests in Help & feedback. The owner console intentionally sees all support requests. A non-owner must be denied access to the owner console.
- Sign out through Account, then return here and sign in again. Confirm the expected account’s code still matches. Record device, time, expected result, and actual result. Stop invitations if you see another person’s work.
Send one request. Look for the reply.
After saving your test code, send a labeled test request. The owner replies in the owner console. Return here or to Help & feedback to confirm you can read it. Waiting for a reply is separate from the 20-minute session.
This sends a real request, visible to you and the owner. The inbox accepts up to five requests per hour per account. Send one check and one feedback report.
Think aloud as you go.
Basic Python is enough. Try without coaching first. A hint is fine; report that you used one. Open the tasks in another tab so this worksheet stays available.
Choose a goal, run the starter, fix the boundary condition, and save a short explanation. Say what you expect before each run.
Open task in a new tab ↗Use the feature guide to find your study plan and notebook. Explain where you would return for your next session.
Open task in a new tab ↗Read the first project brief, then write a proposed problem in its evidence page. Save and reload it. Leave results blank until you actually build and test the project.
Open task in a new tab ↗Read project brief ↗