CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2019 - E1972. OSS project J. Skellington: Accessing Assignment Rubrics: Difference between revisions
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=== Task 1 : Inappropriate redirection when Managing Questionnaire types === | === Task 1 : Inappropriate redirection when Managing Questionnaire types === | ||
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Each of the options for Manage>Questionnaires> does not appropriately link you to the Questionnaires tab with that section of Questionnaires expanded. | Each of the options for Manage>Questionnaires> does not appropriately link you to the Questionnaires tab with that section of Questionnaires expanded. | ||
==== How to reproduce | ==== How to reproduce ==== | ||
If you are on the assignment tab and select to Manage…>Questionnaires> [some option], this will send you to the assignment tab. It is believed that the redirect will always send you to the view that was previously displayed. Change the tab to course or questionnaire and then it just sends you to that tab instead. | If you are on the assignment tab and select to Manage…>Questionnaires> [some option], this will send you to the assignment tab. It is believed that the redirect will always send you to the view that was previously displayed. Change the tab to course or questionnaire and then it just sends you to that tab instead. | ||
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=== Task 2: Instructors can make changes to each others’ rubrics === | === Task 2: Instructors can make changes to each others’ rubrics === | ||
==== Details | ==== Details ==== | ||
Currently, rubric lists show all public rubrics and there is no option to restrict the view as in assignments and courses. This should be fixed by only displaying the option to edit (pencil) when the rubric belongs to the user. This clearly indicates that the user has the ability or not to edit this rubric. | Currently, rubric lists show all public rubrics and there is no option to restrict the view as in assignments and courses. This should be fixed by only displaying the option to edit (pencil) when the rubric belongs to the user. This clearly indicates that the user has the ability or not to edit this rubric. | ||
==== How to reproduce | ==== How to reproduce ==== | ||
Log in and Manage…>Questionnaires>Rubrics. Then click on one of the rubric types to show a list of rubrics and click through the edit options to reveal the flash error when you try and edit a rubric that is not yours. | Log in and Manage…>Questionnaires>Rubrics. Then click on one of the rubric types to show a list of rubrics and click through the edit options to reveal the flash error when you try and edit a rubric that is not yours. | ||
Revision as of 16:47, 26 October 2019
About Expertiza
Expertiza is an open source project based on Ruby on Rails framework. Expertiza allows the instructor to create new assignments and customize new or existing assignments. It also allows the instructor to create a list of topics the students can sign up for. Students can form teams in Expertiza to work on various projects and assignments. Students can also peer review other students' submissions. Expertiza supports submission across various document types, including the URLs and wiki pages.
Problem Statement
Task 1 : Inappropriate redirection when Managing Questionnaire types
Details
Each of the options for Manage>Questionnaires> does not appropriately link you to the Questionnaires tab with that section of Questionnaires expanded.
How to reproduce
If you are on the assignment tab and select to Manage…>Questionnaires> [some option], this will send you to the assignment tab. It is believed that the redirect will always send you to the view that was previously displayed. Change the tab to course or questionnaire and then it just sends you to that tab instead.
Flowchart for correct behavior:
Task 2: Instructors can make changes to each others’ rubrics
Details
Currently, rubric lists show all public rubrics and there is no option to restrict the view as in assignments and courses. This should be fixed by only displaying the option to edit (pencil) when the rubric belongs to the user. This clearly indicates that the user has the ability or not to edit this rubric.
How to reproduce
Log in and Manage…>Questionnaires>Rubrics. Then click on one of the rubric types to show a list of rubrics and click through the edit options to reveal the flash error when you try and edit a rubric that is not yours.
Flowchart for correct behavior:
Team Members
Ankit Manendra (amanend@ncsu.edu)
Bharat Sinha (bsinha2@ncsu.edu)
Gurman Singh (gsingh23@ncsu.edu )