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== About Expertiza == | == About Expertiza == | ||
Expertiza is a Ruby on Rails based Open Source project. It is a collaboration tool which lets users with different roles (student, instructor, teaching assistant) to collaborate on a course in an institution. A collaboration could be for an assignment where students teams up for an assignment and instructors grades them on the basis of their submission. Students could review other's works and give | Expertiza is a Ruby on Rails based Open Source project. It is a collaboration tool which lets users with different roles (student, instructor, teaching assistant) to collaborate on a course in an institution. A collaboration could be for an assignment where students teams up for an assignment and instructors grades them on the basis of their submission. Students could review other's works and give feedback as well. | ||
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Currently, there are 2 ways to find other students to join your team: | Currently, there are 2 ways to find other students to join your team: | ||
1.If your team is not full, you could invite people by inputting his/her UnityID. It will send an invitation to certain user. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave original team and join your team. | 1.If your team is not full, you could invite people by inputting his/her UnityID. It will send an invitation to a certain user. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave original team and join your team. | ||
2.You could create an advisement by clicking “Your team” link and then clicking “Create” link under “Advertisement for teammates” section. Then your advertisement will appear the last column of the signup sheet page with a horn icon. In this way, all classmates could see your advisement. Someone could send a request to join your team. If you accept their request, s/he will leave original team and join in your team. | 2.You could create an advisement by clicking “Your team” link and then clicking “Create” link under “Advertisement for teammates” section. Then your advertisement will appear the last column of the signup sheet page with a horn icon. In this way, all classmates could see your advisement. Someone could send a request to join your team. If you accept their request, s/he will leave original team and join in your team. | ||
It would be better for students who do not have team yet or whose team is not full yet to be able to see a list of students who don’t already have teams. So too for instructors. | It would be better for students who do not have a team yet or whose team is not full yet to be able to see a list of students who don’t already have teams. So too for instructors. | ||
== Task Description == | == Task Description == | ||
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Fix the second | Fix the second way to find other students to join your team. Currently, after you create an advertisement, the horn icon does not appear in the the last column of the signup sheet. | ||
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For student end: Display a list of students who do not have a team with invitation links in student_teams#view page ○ You could invite students to your team by clicking invitation links. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave | For student end: Display a list of students who do not have a team with invitation links in student_teams#view page ○ You could invite students to your team by clicking invitation links. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave the original team and join in your team. It will be more straightforward than typing UnityID. | ||
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For instructor end: Display a list of students who do not have team with invitation links in teams#list page | For instructor end: Display a list of students who do not have team with invitation links in teams#list page | ||
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*An instructor sees only the list of the students who do not have teams with invitation link. | *An instructor sees only the list of the students who do not have teams with invitation link. | ||
*If a student joins a team using an invitation link, then he gets all the rights that a team member of that team has. Ex: Now, he will be able to approve a team join request and then correspondingly send the invitation for joining the group to that student. | *If a student joins a team using an invitation link, then he gets all the rights that a team member of that team has. Ex: Now, he will be able to approve a team join request and then correspondingly send the invitation for joining the group to that student. | ||
== Code coverage == | == Code coverage == | ||
== Testing in UI == | == Testing in UI == | ||
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====Steps==== | ====Steps==== | ||
====Screenshots==== | ====Screenshots==== | ||
== Visual Demo of the fix == | == Visual Demo of the fix == | ||
== Other links == | == Other links == | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 6 November 2017
About Expertiza
Expertiza is a Ruby on Rails based Open Source project. It is a collaboration tool which lets users with different roles (student, instructor, teaching assistant) to collaborate on a course in an institution. A collaboration could be for an assignment where students teams up for an assignment and instructors grades them on the basis of their submission. Students could review other's works and give feedback as well.
Github link
Wiki link
Problem Statement
For team-based assignments, it always takes time to find suitable team members. We already have bidding, which could help you to join in a team with other team members hold similar bidding preferences. However, you may not be satisfied with automated team formation and want to switch to another team. In this project, we will build a new feature to help students find teams to join.
Currently, there are 2 ways to find other students to join your team:
1.If your team is not full, you could invite people by inputting his/her UnityID. It will send an invitation to a certain user. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave original team and join your team.
2.You could create an advisement by clicking “Your team” link and then clicking “Create” link under “Advertisement for teammates” section. Then your advertisement will appear the last column of the signup sheet page with a horn icon. In this way, all classmates could see your advisement. Someone could send a request to join your team. If you accept their request, s/he will leave original team and join in your team.
It would be better for students who do not have a team yet or whose team is not full yet to be able to see a list of students who don’t already have teams. So too for instructors.
Task Description
Change Request 1
Fix the second way to find other students to join your team. Currently, after you create an advertisement, the horn icon does not appear in the the last column of the signup sheet.
Change Request 2
For student end: Display a list of students who do not have a team with invitation links in student_teams#view page ○ You could invite students to your team by clicking invitation links. If s/he accept your invitation,s/he will leave the original team and join in your team. It will be more straightforward than typing UnityID.
Change Request 3
For instructor end: Display a list of students who do not have team with invitation links in teams#list page
Test Plan
Edge cases
We will be writing automated tests to check if the changes made are working correctly.
For that, we considered the following scenarios
- If the team is full, the person who received an invitation link would not be able to accept that.
- If a student leaves a team, then he is able to see his previous teammates in the available list of students that do not have a complete team and have not created an invitation link.
- Student sees a horn icon in the last column if any of the students have created an advertisement for that topic.
- The list of students contains only those students who don't have a team yet or whose team is not yet complete and who have not created an advertisement link.
- A student can create an invitation link only if his team is not yet full.
- The same student who accepted the invitation link actually gets added to the team.
- A student won't be able to send the invitation to himself as he is already a member of that team.
- An instructor sees only the list of the students who do not have teams with invitation link.
- If a student joins a team using an invitation link, then he gets all the rights that a team member of that team has. Ex: Now, he will be able to approve a team join request and then correspondingly send the invitation for joining the group to that student.