Create reading lists

[zixuan-zhaozhao]

Project Goal: S Lab is a tailored integrative learning and collaboration platform for clinicians that combines the latest research and tacit knowledge gained from experience in a practical way, while at the same time foster deeper learning experiences in order to deliver better AbilityLab Patient care.

Hill Statement: Individual Clinicians can reference relevant, continuously evolving information for their patient's therapy needs to self-manage their approach & patient care plan development in a single platform.

Sub-Hill Statements:

1. Clinicians can create reading lists for different topics they are interested in, they can later reference these list, or share them with other clinicians

Story Details:

As a: clinician I want: to be able to select certain articles and group them as reading lists So that: I don't have to find them every time I log in

[zixuan-zhaozhao]

Given: I'm a signed-in user and in the S Lab‘s article reading page

When: I find this article is related to the one I browsed before, that I want to collect them together for future review. I click the make list button and go to my reading history to find the previous article and select them together.

Then: the system creates a reading list for me that have these two articles involved.

[sliu131]

Edit:

Given: I'm a signed-in user and in the S Lab‘s article reading page, I find this article is related to the one I browsed before, that I want to collect them together for future review.

When: I go to my reading history to find the previous article, click the "make list" button, and select the two articles together.

Then: the system creates a reading list with the default name "My list" that has these two articles involved.

[kanalchhajed]

Acceptance Criteria: Edit #3

Given: I'm a signed-in user currently reading one of the S Lab‘s articles and I find that this article is related to the one I browsed earlier. I want to be able to start a list with all related articles for future reference, this is,

When: I click on the "Make List" button in the menu bar, and select the two articles together that I wanted to include in the list

Then: the system creates a reading list with the default name "My list" that has these two articles. I can go back to my list and double click on the "My List" title and edit the name to whatever I want it to be.

[akallish]

@kanalchhajed @zixuan-zhaozhao @sliu131 Hey! I really like how you three iterated on this acceptance criteria and how certain information moved from Given to When and the Then became stronger. Good work!