What's new in SimDeck

Why it matters

• - Keeps a completed Undo confirmation visible long enough for David to read it.
• - Prevents an old success message from returning after live classroom data refreshes.
• - Preserves the selected class, filters, and other URL context while consuming only the one-time message.

Why it matters

• - Confirms that the teacher session is still active and that student inventories are private.
• - Returns the teacher to the class library, where they can open the appropriate class and manage its students and cards.
• - Keeps private student data hidden without presenting an unrelated student login form.

Why it matters

• - Keeps the first-login safety promise accurate: students must choose a different private password before cards open.
• - Shows a clear correction message without changing the password or clearing the required-change gate.
• - Applies the same protection to voluntary student password changes.

Why it matters

• - Puts editable classes first and protected templates second, with Use template as the clear primary action.
• - Creates each student account from the roster with a school email and temporary password instead of a class code.
• - Requires a private password before a newly provisioned or teacher-reset student can open or change cards.
• - Sends one-class students directly to their cards and labels multi-class choices with the class and teacher.
• - Separates preparation from live classroom controls and keeps one recommended next action above the fold.
• - Keeps long labels such as ARMY inside card rows and removes oversized fixed-height class cards.