LOW PRIORITY: Probably won't even get done before due date.
During student testing the idea of having a button to show a cheatsheet on the question page came up. The idea if the student clicks a button, and a doc/ new tab/ something opens with a cheat sheet they would have during an exam (Common formulas/ definitions).
How should we decide which cheat sheet to show? Unique by course? Unit?
The idea I have in mind:
Backend model uses a Choices field similar to the learning objectives external resources stuff with types: link, pdf doc, plain html/ LaTex.
Then we have a "data" field or something that we know how to interpret given the type.
It might be hard to be this generic since some of the choices are just types and others would be files, but we will see.
Maybe we can have something like: CourseCheatSheets, and UnitCheatSheets. Then on the test page find all related cheatsheet and show them.
LOW PRIORITY: Probably won't even get done before due date.
During student testing the idea of having a button to show a cheatsheet on the question page came up. The idea if the student clicks a button, and a doc/ new tab/ something opens with a cheat sheet they would have during an exam (Common formulas/ definitions).
How should we decide which cheat sheet to show? Unique by course? Unit?
The idea I have in mind:
Backend model uses a Choices field similar to the learning objectives external resources stuff with types: link, pdf doc, plain html/ LaTex.
Then we have a "data" field or something that we know how to interpret given the type.
It might be hard to be this generic since some of the choices are just types and others would be files, but we will see.
Maybe we can have something like: CourseCheatSheets, and UnitCheatSheets. Then on the test page find all related cheatsheet and show them.