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Questions for course admins #1788
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The Flemish Programming Contest uses the DOM judge as a submission platform. The platform allows teams to ask questions (called "clarifications") to the jury, and the jury members to address these questions in the following way:
Here's the full documentation |
Brecht Willems suggested:
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Added this to the next release as post evaluation surveys brought up the need for an easy channel where students can ask questions about the assignments. Will serve both upcoming online exams and evaluations, but also online hands-on sessions and homework assignments. |
I'm afraid this is not realistic. |
Off course, it's unrealistic to include this in the next release. I apologize for not expressing myself properly: "a next release" would have been better than "the next release". Feel free to change its assignment to any future release, but the label "untriaged" for me wasn't a good indication of the importance of this issue in the context of the online education that we'll have to support in the foreseable future. |
Request by Dominiek Vandewalle: course admins receive email when a new question was asked. Maybe we should bundle multiple questions in a single digest. We could also allow course admins to switch on/of the option to receive emails upon questions. |
I have some suggestions based on the request of Dominiek Vandewalle:
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To be clear, the first version of this will include the following features:
Not in scope for the first version:
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Allow students to ask questions to course admins. These questions might be:
We might support different ways to support this, as we also want to allow that course admins answer these questions as easily as possible (e.g. immediately going to the relevant submissions/code fragment).
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