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In accordance with the [http://rubyonrails.org/ Ruby on Rails] framework, [http://expertiza.ncsu.edu/ Expertiza] is an open source project (OSS). Expertiza gives the instructor the ability to create new and edit already existing assignments. Also, the instructor can filter a list of subjects for students to choose. In Expertiza, students can organize into different teams to work on different assignments and projects. Also, students have the capability to peer review as a way for students to evaluate each other's work. Expertiza allows submissions from a variety of document types, such as PDFs, Wiki pages and URLs. | In accordance with the [http://rubyonrails.org/ Ruby on Rails] framework, [http://expertiza.ncsu.edu/ Expertiza] is an open source software project (OSS) led by [https://www.csc.ncsu.edu/people/efg Dr. Edward Gehringer. Expertiza gives the instructor the ability to create new and edit already existing assignments. Also, the instructor can filter a list of subjects for students to choose]. In Expertiza, students can organize into different teams to work on different assignments and projects. Also, students have the capability to peer review as a way for students to evaluate each other's work. Expertiza allows submissions from a variety of document types, such as PDFs, Wiki pages and URLs. | ||
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E2413. Testing - Answer Tagging
Expertiza
In accordance with the Ruby on Rails framework, Expertiza is an open source software project (OSS) led by Dr. Edward Gehringer. Expertiza gives the instructor the ability to create new and edit already existing assignments. Also, the instructor can filter a list of subjects for students to choose. In Expertiza, students can organize into different teams to work on different assignments and projects. Also, students have the capability to peer review as a way for students to evaluate each other's work. Expertiza allows submissions from a variety of document types, such as PDFs, Wiki pages and URLs.