Hi,

I am developing an xblock as a final degree project. I have read all the 
basic documentation and implemented a few examples, but Im stuck on various 
points when it comes to the xblock development.

*What i want to achieve:*
Basically i want to develop an xblock so that teachers can create new 
"quizzes" as fast as possible with interactive content. In an ideal 
situation the questions should be stored in a database so that other 
teachers from other courses can reuse them. 

*How:*
*Teachers should be able to, in the studio_view:*
-* Create a new tournament (quizz): *Select a number of questions for an 
assesment and activate it so that students can join. The tournaments 
questions should be composed of: image + multiple choice questions, video + 
multiple choice questions, free text answers, etc.. (as many as i, or 
contributers can develop).
*- View students results on previous quizzes *with a series of statistics 
(time per question, n of right/wrong answers, etc)..
- *Edit a tournaments questions.*
-* See other tournaments done before.*

*Students should be able to:*
*- Join an active tournament (quizz).*
*- See their results for a tournament they participated in.*


*Problems I am running into:*
- I want to develop the code for teachers (tutors) in a tutor.py block. 
When i try to import it in my main xblock file, it gives me an error. What 
is the correct way to import local python files developed by me?
- I want to save the data (tournament questions) so that they are not all 
loaded upon xblock loading (if the xblock is used a lot this would mean a 
significant amount of data). Is there easy way of accessing/loading data 
without using fields to store them?
- When i want to use css/javascript files, i am finding it quite difficult 
to import them. Is there any easy way to include css and js files for a 
certain xblock without having to include them all in one single file or an 
external location? A relative url for example? (It is blocking me from 
using these right now).

I would greatly appreciate if you know of any tutorials for best 
practices/advanced xblock development other than searching amongs the 
existent xblocks and analysing their code (as each person develops in a 
different way). The basics are very well explained in the docs, but when 
you move forward from them, i find there are many restrictions that i am 
unable to solve.

Thanks a lot and sorry to bother you.

Miguel

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