Teacher Dashboard

After registering and logging in successfully, the teacher will be able to see all available task sets. The teacher is able to create a new task set by clicking on "Create New Task Set". By clicking on a task set the teacher is able to see more information such as the link for students, creation date, added tasks and students. The teacher can also share a task set with other teachers. Added teachers will have viewing rights to the task set.

Creating a task set

After clicking on "Create New Task Set", the teacher is able to enter basic information of their task list such as the title, optional descriptions for students and teachers, other teachers' email addresses or usernames to share viewing rights with them as well as an optional expiration date. The teacher is also able to share viewing rights to a task set later on the task set's page. Most importantly,the teacher is able to select tasks they want to add to their task set as well as preview them beforehand. After creating a task set the teacher will be redirected to the Teacher Dashboard page. Additional information as well as exercise analytics can be found by clicking on a specific task set.

Sharing a task set with students and receiving task data

Task lists become available to students via a unique link that can be found on the task set page right below the task set title. The link can be copied by clicking on the button on the right side of the link. Once the students have access to the task set, the teacher will be able to see their udernames, joining date, last activity date, the amount of attempted tasks and the total amount of task attempts. More statistics are available by clicking on a student.

Student statistics

After clicking on a student, the teacher will be redirected to their stats page. Here the teacher is able to see all the tasks attempted by the student, their completion status, total amount of attempts per task as well as the time of last attempt. By clicking on a task on this page the teacher will be able to see all of the student's attempts, a summary containing the total amount of task attempts as well as the amounts of successful and failed attempts separately. Additional statistics contain the task's model solution, Time to First Fail, Thinking Time Before Starting Task and the Number of Moves made in the task.

Creating a new task

On the Task Sets page, right above "Create New Task Set"-button, there is a "New task"-button that allows the teacher to add a new task to the system. After clicking on this button, the teacher will be redirected to Create a New Task page with two code editor views. The upper editor is for task code written in plain Python. The lower editor is for writing test cases for the abovementioned task. The teacher is able to use any Python test style they prefer for writing the task test cases. After writing bith the task code and the test cases, the teacher can go on to writing task instructions, task description and constructing the block solution byt clicking on the "Continue To Block Builder" button. Task draft can be cleared by clicking on the "Clear Drafts" button. After continuing to block builder, the teacher is also able to add their own custom blocks to the task, run the tests they have previously written. Finally, when the tests have been passed, the teacher can add their custom task to the global Exercise list.

Teacher Dashboard

After registering and logging in successfully, the teacher will be able to see all available task sets. The teacher is able to create a new task set by clicking on "Create New Task Set". By clicking on a task set the teacher is able to see more information such as the link for students, creation date, added tasks and students. The teacher can also share a task set with other teachers. Added teachers will have viewing rights to the task set.

Creating a task set

After clicking on "Create New Task Set", the teacher is able to enter basic information of their task list such as the title, optional descriptions for students and teachers, other teachers' email addresses or usernames to share viewing rights with them as well as an optional expiration date. The teacher is also able to share viewing rights to a task set later on the task set's page. Most importantly,the teacher is able to select tasks they want to add to their task set as well as preview them beforehand. After creating a task set the teacher will be redirected to the Teacher Dashboard page. Additional information as well as exercise analytics can be found by clicking on a specific task set.

Sharing a task set with students and receiving task data

Task lists become available to students via a unique link that can be found on the task set page right below the task set title. The link can be copied by clicking on the button on the right side of the link. Once the students have access to the task set, the teacher will be able to see their udernames, joining date, last activity date, the amount of attempted tasks and the total amount of task attempts. More statistics are available by clicking on a student.

Student statistics

After clicking on a student, the teacher will be redirected to their stats page. Here the teacher is able to see all the tasks attempted by the student, their completion status, total amount of attempts per task as well as the time of last attempt. By clicking on a task on this page the teacher will be able to see all of the student's attempts, a summary containing the total amount of task attempts as well as the amounts of successful and failed attempts separately. Additional statistics contain the task's model solution, Time to First Fail, Thinking Time Before Starting Task and the Number of Moves made in the task.

Creating a new task

On the Task Sets page, right above "Create New Task Set"-button, there is a "New task"-button that allows the teacher to add a new task to the system. After clicking on this button, the teacher will be redirected to Create a New Task page with two code editor views. The upper editor is for task code written in plain Python. The lower editor is for writing test cases for the abovementioned task. The teacher is able to use any Python test style they prefer for writing the task test cases.

After writing both the task code and the test cases, the teacher can go on to writing task instructions, task description and constructing the block solution byt clicking on the "Continue To Block Builder" button.

Task draft can be cleared by clicking on the "Clear Drafts" button. After continuing to block builder, the teacher is also able to add their own custom blocks to the task, run the tests they have previously written. Finally, when the tests have been passed, the teacher can add their custom task to the global Exercise list.

Global Exercise List

By clicking on "Exercises" button on the navbar, the teacher will be redirected to the global exercise list, where they'll be able to view global statistics of each existing task. On this page the teacher is able to view each task's creation date, success rate as well as a short description of each task's goal. After clicking on a specific task the teacher is able to view more exercise analytics. They contain the total number of attempts, the amount of students who have completed the task, the amount of students who attempted teh task and the average number of tries before success. Time related statistics include the average, minimum and maximum time to first fail and to first success as well as the average thinking time before starting a task. In addition to this, the average number of moves and most common mistakes and inputs as well as the model answer are also available on this page.