Problems "playable" as Examples or not

[IvonArroyo]

Hi David,

As we are creating new problems fast, we are telling students to click on the video tutorial button to see how this exact problem gets solved, maybe as a second hint.

I can see this has the problem that this math problem is not playable as an example.

Could we have a field in the problem table that says whether this problem is playable as an example or not? By default, they all are. There are cases like this batch of problems that Esther is creating based on the ASSISTments problems that would not be playable as examples though.

You would have to make the check when selecting a problem to be played as an example (at the beginning of a topic or when clicking on the example button), making sure the problem selected is actually playable as an example.

--Ivon

[marshall62]

Yes. We'd need to add a field to the problem table to say if a problem can be used as an example. Currently, I've added fields to the problem editor in MS Admin so that we can set IDs for the video and the example. I'm waiting for Mohit to finish some tasks so that I can put this version of MSAdmin out there. When that happens I think we can let you and a few others begin to use it.

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On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 5:18 PM, IvonArroyo ***@***.***> wrote: Hi David, As we are creating new problems fast, we are telling students to click on the video tutorial button to see how this exact problem gets solved, maybe as a second hint. I can see this has the problem that this math problem is not playable as an example. Could we have a field in the problem table that says whether this problem is playable as an example or not? By default, they all are. There are cases like this batch of problems that Esther is creating based on the ASSISTments problems that would not be playable as examples though. You would have to make the check when selecting a problem to be played as an example (at the beginning of a topic or when clicking on the example button), making sure the problem selected is actually playable as an example. --Ivon — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#389>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AFTUW_L2SF08X8nVanKJb-VcJQxyD-AYks5tOP2mgaJpZM4Rtk1Q> .

-- David Marshall cs.umass.edu/~marshall

[IvonArroyo]

OK, great. Neeraj's and Huy's changes are coming soon also, will be pushed soon.

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--Ivon

----------- Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor in Social Sciences and Policy Studies, Computer Science, Data Science, and Interactive Media & Game Development P.I. of the Advanced Learning Technologies Lab (http://alt.wpi.edu) Learning Sciences and Technologies Graduate Program (https://www.wpi.edu/academics/departments/learning-sciences-technologies) Salisbury Labs 312 Worcester Polytechnic Institute ----------- On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 5:36 PM, marshall62 <[email protected]> wrote:

Yes. We'd need to add a field to the problem table to say if a problem can be used as an example. Currently, I've added fields to the problem editor in MS Admin so that we can set IDs for the video and the example. I'm waiting for Mohit to finish some tasks so that I can put this version of MSAdmin out there. When that happens I think we can let you and a few others begin to use it. On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 5:18 PM, IvonArroyo ***@***.***> wrote: > Hi David, > > As we are creating new problems fast, we are telling students to click on > the video tutorial button to see how this exact problem gets solved, maybe > as a second hint. > > I can see this has the problem that this math problem is not playable as > an example. > > Could we have a field in the problem table that says whether this problem > is playable as an example or not? By default, they all are. There are cases > like this batch of problems that Esther is creating based on the > ASSISTments problems that would not be playable as examples though. > > You would have to make the check when selecting a problem to be played as > an example (at the beginning of a topic or when clicking on the example > button), making sure the problem selected is actually playable as an > example. > > --Ivon > > — > You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub > <#389>, or mute the thread > <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe- auth/AFTUW_L2SF08X8nVanKJb-VcJQxyD-AYks5tOP2mgaJpZM4Rtk1Q> > . > -- David Marshall cs.umass.edu/~marshall — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#389 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AFXvK3N6UCEpCplJtQswA4PQP8PUgw5Kks5tOQH0gaJpZM4Rtk1Q> .