DevSpace is a coding environment embedded in Zulama. This article will walk you through everything you need to know to get started using DevSpace in your classroom.
DevSpace is a coding environment embedded in Zulama that is integrated with coursework for several courses, including:
Artificial Intelligence
Web Design
Coding with JavaScript
These courses will direct students to use DevSpace to code in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS programming languages.
From the home screen of your course, select the Resources tab at the top of the page.
Launch DevSpace by clicking on the tile in the top row.
When you open DevSpace, you will find pre-built project folders for the courses that utilize the environment in the curriculum.
Folders are represented by an arrow icon 
, while individual files are represented by a page icon 
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Double click on any of the folders or files to open them in a new window.
The GameDesign project folder is meant to be used with the Web Design and Coding with JavaScript courses. The ArtificialIntelligence folder is meant to be used with the Artificial Intelligence course.
Assign Bundles that include work in DevSpace as part of the outlined curriculum for your Zulama course.
Allow time in DevSpace for student exploration as a part of another computer science subject.
