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- root-01-m00-welcome-to-root: program overview + Lab-lifecycle orientation (disposable Labs, permanent progress, hints, reset/recreate, help-requests). - One short intro-lesson activity for each of the three bare practice-bank modules (root-06-m01, root-07-m01, root-10-m02), explaining what the bank is and why it has no per-scenario teaching of its own — the minimum real authoring needed for genuine self-paced readiness without reclassifying them optional (see the curriculum migrations). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
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Knowledge Check: Welcome to ROOT_
1. If your Lab environment is recreated, what happens to a file you saved inside it, and what happens to your completed Labs so far?
Answer: The file disappears — nothing inside the Lab persists across a recreation. Your completed Labs and course progress are unaffected — those are stored on RootNode's servers, not in the Lab, and survive regardless of what happens to any Lab environment.
2. A Lab task fails your validation check. What should that tell you?
Answer: Specifically what isn't correct yet, based on the real current state of your environment — it's diagnostic information to act on, not a penalty.
3. Name one thing to try before assuming a Lab is "just broken."
Answer: Check the available hints (revealed one at a time), and if the environment itself genuinely seems broken rather than the task being hard, use Reset Scenario & Environment to rebuild it cleanly.
Instructor Notes
Facilitation: This is a good moment to actually demonstrate a Lab reset live if you have time — students remember "I saw it happen and nothing bad occurred" far better than being told it's safe.
Approximate timing: 3 minutes.