Private by default
Student work starts private. The current student showcase is limited to signed-in students, teachers, and admins with access.
Privacy
Built for school trust, not open minor publishing.
Gamecoder is being positioned as a supervised learning platform for schools. Student projects begin private, teachers retain oversight, and broader sharing is not the default.
Teacher oversight
Teachers and school admins can supervise classroom use, review published work, and moderate content when needed.
School-scoped sharing first
Gamecoder is being rolled out as a school-first platform, not as an open youth social publishing product.
Current Default Posture
Student projects begin private by default and can be worked on inside the editor without public exposure.
Published student games currently live in a signed-in student showcase rather than a fully open public gallery.
Teachers and admins retain review access so publishing does not become an unsupervised channel.
As Gamecoder expands, broader visibility decisions should be made with schools deliberately rather than assumed by default.
What This Page Is
This is a plain-language overview of the current privacy posture for school stakeholders.
It is not yet a full legal privacy policy or terms of service page. Those belong in the later public-post pass.
For school rollout discussions, this page is meant to make the operating model explicit early.