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====Editing the Revision Plan Questionnaire====
====Editing the Revision Plan Questionnaire====
After creating the Revision Plan Questionnaire, it must be edited.  Questions can be added by specifying the amount of questions and their type.  Questions can be removed by clicking "Remove" in the leftmost column.  Once the questionnaire is complete, it can be saved.  This page will be visible during each submission period after the first and will be unavailable during all review periods.   
After creating the Revision Plan Questionnaire, it must be edited.  Questions can be added by specifying the amount of questions and their type.  Questions can be removed by clicking "Remove" in the leftmost column.  Once the questionnaire is complete, it can be saved.  This page will be visible during each submission period after the first and will be unavailable during all review periods.   
[[File:Edit_Revision_Plan_Wireframe.png|500px|thumb|center|Wireframe of Editing an Assignment's Revision Plan]]
[[File:Edit_Revision_Plan_Wireframe.png|600px|thumb|center|Wireframe of Editing an Assignment's Revision Plan]]


====Summary Report Page====
====Summary Report Page====

Revision as of 20:53, 20 October 2020

This page provides a description of the Expertiza based OSS project.

Introduction

Rounds of peer reviews may be implemented between submissions for assignments on Expertiza. In order to better track the implementation of reviewer's suggestions, a Revision Planning Tool should be implemented.

Problem Statement

In the first round of Expertiza reviews, we ask reviewers to give authors some guidance on how to improve their work. Then in the second round, reviewers rate how well authors have followed their suggestions. We could carry the interaction one step further if we asked authors to make up a revision plan based on the first-round reviews. That is, authors would say what they were planning to do to improve their work. Then second-round reviewers would assess how well they did it. In essence, this means that authors would be adding criteria to the second-round rubric that applied only to their submission. We are interested in having this implemented and used in a class so that we can study its effect.

Design

Database Design

Proposed Changes

User Interface

Submission Page

Editing the Revision Plan Questionnaire

After creating the Revision Plan Questionnaire, it must be edited. Questions can be added by specifying the amount of questions and their type. Questions can be removed by clicking "Remove" in the leftmost column. Once the questionnaire is complete, it can be saved. This page will be visible during each submission period after the first and will be unavailable during all review periods.

Wireframe of Editing an Assignment's Revision Plan

Summary Report Page

When a project has been reviewed at least once, a participant will be able to view their team's score. The wireframe below shows what this will look like after the second round of reviews. For the second and all subsequent reviews, the results of questions that were created by the instructor will be shown under "Assignment Questionnaire." The results of the questions created by the team will be shown under "Improvement Plan."

Wireframe of Summary Report for an Assignment

Control Flow Diagram

Team Members

Chaitanya Mehta (cmehta)
Darby Madewell (demadewe)
Dongni Yang (dyang23)
Sidharth Mehta (smehta22)
Mentor: Yulin Zhang (yzhan114)