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Feature.just in time #142

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@zjevik zjevik commented Mar 29, 2019

This work was done by Florida International University and it adds Just-in-time behaviour similar to: http://webwork.maa.org/wiki/Just-In-Time#.XJ18N-tKhQI to IMathAS.

This adds a new type of assignments. These assignments are modal in the way that if a student answers a problem correctly all it's child problems are marked correct.

I think that when formatting the code, my editor automatically removed spaces at the end of lines and hence so many files changed. I can try to do a clean pull of your master and add the changed files.

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Thanks very much for sharing this! I look forward to exploring what you've done here.

At this point I'm only making bug-fix changes to current assessment player, as I'm in the middle of a ground-up rewrite, so it's unlikely that I'll merge this into the main repo. But I am considering ways to do something similar in the new player, and may selectively bring in some of the work you've done here.

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zjevik commented Mar 29, 2019

I'm glad to help. Are you pushing the new assessment player into the feature.new_assessplayer branch? Just so that I can keep an eye on it and possibly merge it later.

Also, we got approved for implementing polls in IMathAS for our students and I plan on adding geofencing for students and simple UI for non STEM faculty for adding multiple choice questions/short answer/etc.

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Yes, the new player is being developed in feature.new_assessplayer.

If you can come up with simple UI for question writing that works better than the existing "Tutorial style editor" (which currently serves that purpose), that'd be lovely.

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