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CSSE1001 / queue

A simple queueing system to manage student questions in practicals.
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Add queue url to queue page #3

Open jarrod-bennett opened 2 years ago

jarrod-bennett commented 2 years ago

Many students ask for the queue link in pracs. If you could display the url to the queue on the queue page itself then students can find the queue more easily. Currently we have been adding the link manually with inspect element which works but is obviously suboptimal.

uqposhe1 commented 2 years ago

Hi,

I assumed students would just go to Blackboard>Practicals, then follow the links to pull up the queue.

With that approach they can pull up the appropriate queue - the queue changes with room number. This way students can view the queue wherever they are.

Is there a problem with this approach that I am not aware of?

Regards,

Peter O'Shea

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Many students ask for the queue link in pracs. If you could display the url to the queue on the queue page itself then students can find the queue more easily. Currently we have been adding the link manually with inspect element which works but is obviously suboptimal.

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jarrod-bennett commented 2 years ago

Hi,

This queue has also been setup for other courses like CSSE2010 for the assignment help sessions. While the students can access the link from blackboard, we still have questions asking how to access the queue, so I thought it would be a bit easier if the link was displayed on the queue webpage. I can see how this would not be an issue for CSSE1001 with Blackboard setup that way, possibly that is something we could adopt instead.

Kind regards, Jarrod