I'll forward that to sage-notebook in case they think it's useful. > A Python function could be useful if it were sufficiently randomized. > I reckon it depends on the sort of questions one wants to ask. It > wouldn't even have to hide the source code if the answer cannot be > easily reverse engineered from the problem. > > If you have sufficiently smart students that you're worried about > their modifying the worksheet (not hard to do) an option would be to > lock shared worksheets, in such a way that neither the HTML nor the > text can be edited -- only the cells. I don't think that's a current > option, but perhaps it's doable? It seems like a desirable and > sensible feature.
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