The question pretty much says it all. I use Twine for historical text design projects in my history class and the problematic bottleneck is that only one computer can access a Twine that a group is designing.
Just to save peoples energy
- Yes I know one could swap the design file from machine to machine, and so long as only the one copy of the file was updated, each user could add parts independently so long as only one person had the master copy at any time, but that's far too painful an option for a high school history class.
- Yes I know that twee code does this easily, but the power of Twine 2.0 in a history class is the bare minimum coding knowledge a user needs, perfect for a history class where too much time and emphasis on coding can't be spared.
Right now I just warn groups and save several proofreading while one edits. I wondered if there was some way for different users at different times to edit the same Twine in the web browser version.
I'm guessing I'm out of luck, but I thought I'd ask
Just to save peoples energy
- Yes I know one could swap the design file from machine to machine, and so long as only the one copy of the file was updated, each user could add parts independently so long as only one person had the master copy at any time, but that's far too painful an option for a high school history class.
- Yes I know that twee code does this easily, but the power of Twine 2.0 in a history class is the bare minimum coding knowledge a user needs, perfect for a history class where too much time and emphasis on coding can't be spared.
Right now I just warn groups and save several proofreading while one edits. I wondered if there was some way for different users at different times to edit the same Twine in the web browser version.
I'm guessing I'm out of luck, but I thought I'd ask