[edx-code] Re: Edx EASE research paper

There is a short paper at: http://mitros.org/p/papers/linc13.pdf Piotr On Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at 7:28:40 AM UTC-4, suheb...@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi, > > I recently came across edx ease (https://github.com/edx/ease). I want to > learn and contribute to this project. Is there any

[edx-code] Re: Mastery learning xblock

Good idea for a block. Not the best name. I've had mastery learning in Open edX from day 0 in two forms: - Open-ended authentic assessments with immediate feedback. - Parameterized problems, where students attempt new variants of a problem until they get it right. To get into the

[edx-code] Re: Mastery learning xblock

Delft is one of my favorite partners. They have a commitment to free and open licensing of educational content. This commitment is very

[edx-code] Re: Too Many Navigations and Requires Scrolling for Primary Function

This is the correct forum if you are a software engineer and would like to make the change to improve the Open edX code to have cleaner navigation. This is a place for Open edX developers to propose ideas like this, and discuss the best way to implement it, from both a product and engineering

[edx-code] Re: How integrate courses in my platform from edX official api

You could also reach out to XuetangX, who does much the same thing as you would like to. The platform is AGPL-licensed, so odds are their code for this is somewhere public. Piotr On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 5:49:59 PM UTC+2, Clinton Blackburn wrote: > > Yes. You have the data. It is up to

[edx-code] Re: Likert scale: Advanced Problem

Also of interest, I developed https://github.com/pmitros/FeedbackXBlock a while back. It's not designed for long surveys, though. Where we want many answers, we either use matrix sampling (which it supports, if I recall), or place it several places in a course. Haven't used it in a while,