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== Problem Statement == | == Problem Statement == | ||
Description of the problem statement can be viewed on this [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WYiXxhYyycp9a3I0GTC-4KFgHrg65Tf27ijJNQvxhmk/edit#heading=h.smsn92ion1nv link]. | Description of the problem statement can be viewed on this [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WYiXxhYyycp9a3I0GTC-4KFgHrg65Tf27ijJNQvxhmk/edit#heading=h.smsn92ion1nv link]. | ||
== PeerLogic == | |||
To understand the problem statement, let us first understand the terms used in the problem statement: | |||
1. Peerlogic: Peerlogic is a service provider for education peer review systems. The project exposes a number of microservices or web APIs that can be consumed by peer assessment systems. It provides services for reputation algorithms, metareview metrics, etc. To give an example, a peer review system like Expertiza leverages Peerlogic APIs to assess whether a given review was competent enough or not. There are a dozen of such systems that leverage Peerlogic’s APIs for a number of purposes. More details on Peerlogic can be viewed [https://www.peerlogic.org/ here]. | |||
2. Expertiza: Expertiza is a peer assessment system that is build to help students review each others work and provide feedback, facilitating learning. Expertiza uses Peerlogic’s services for various purposes. | |||
3. Single Sign On Portal: Single sign on portal is the system that E1795 aims at building. This will serve as an authentication layer between Peerlogic and all other applications using its API. | |||
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Problem Statement
Description of the problem statement can be viewed on this link.
PeerLogic
To understand the problem statement, let us first understand the terms used in the problem statement: 1. Peerlogic: Peerlogic is a service provider for education peer review systems. The project exposes a number of microservices or web APIs that can be consumed by peer assessment systems. It provides services for reputation algorithms, metareview metrics, etc. To give an example, a peer review system like Expertiza leverages Peerlogic APIs to assess whether a given review was competent enough or not. There are a dozen of such systems that leverage Peerlogic’s APIs for a number of purposes. More details on Peerlogic can be viewed here.
2. Expertiza: Expertiza is a peer assessment system that is build to help students review each others work and provide feedback, facilitating learning. Expertiza uses Peerlogic’s services for various purposes.
3. Single Sign On Portal: Single sign on portal is the system that E1795 aims at building. This will serve as an authentication layer between Peerlogic and all other applications using its API.