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LearnTeachCode / pair-partners

A web app that helps people find study partners for virtual pair programming and collaboration
http://learnteachcode.org/pair-partners/
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A progress meter so you can see the work you completed with your team each time you connect! #3

Open ssiarules opened 7 years ago

ssiarules commented 7 years ago

https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22872740/26659934/809e98fe-4629-11e7-9f71-129c7e364615.png

With this progress meter it would include days, months, so you can always go back to see your progress and the amount of work you and your team completed.

Tasks that needs to be done or work on will be inputted prior to meeting up and everytime is completed it will be seen on the progress meter! Good way to keep yourself and team accountable

LearningNerd commented 7 years ago

Thanks @ssiarules, love this idea! Could you try rewriting this feature idea as a traditional user story, in the format of "As a [role], I want [goal/desire] so that [benefit]"?

I'd also love to see a sketch specific to this app, or even a flowchart to outline how it might work -- take a look at @kammitama5's example here, and be sure to read the feedback I wrote for her as well: "feature where you are linked based on location" by Krystal

ssiarules commented 7 years ago

Hi Liz,

Thanks for the feedback yes I will make the corrections and add a sketch as well. Wow! @kammitama5 https://github.com/kammitama5' feature is amazing!

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I'd also love to see a sketch specific to this app, or even a flowchart to outline how it might work -- take a look at @kammitama5 https://github.com/kammitama5's example here, and be sure to read the feedback I wrote for her as well: #1 https://github.com/LearnTeachCode/pair-partners/issues/1

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r7uaz0n commented 7 years ago

Nice idea, @ssiarules. I was also thinking about some kind of data visualization based on daily, weekly, monthly activities/progress.

ssiarules commented 7 years ago

  1. As a beginner learner learning how to program in JavaScript, It would be a great feature if there was a progress bar for each time you are working alone or in a group so that you can see and track your journey/progress and see how you are coming along each time.

  2. As a beginner learner in JavaScript tracking your progress along the way would be a great feature. Especially when learning to program there are many resources out there that can help you along the way. When you tracking your progress while learning - Reading code, working on projects, working in a group setting, working alone, all that is track so you can always look back and see what type of learning works better for you and where to devote most of your time so you can learn the material better.

  3. As a beginner learner in JavaScript where and how you learn how to program matters. With this progress bar, you will be able to keep track and have the data based on Location(where you are working at co-working space, coffee shop, home, at work, etc), type of learning, actually coding, debugging, learning other people code, working on side projects), material you are learning each time( JavaScript, functions, objects, looping), who are your working with (alone, group of 2, group of 3+). At the end of each learning session, you will be able to see how much work you completed based on the progress bar. interface

LearningNerd commented 7 years ago

Woot!! Great sketch, thanks @ssiarules ! :) My only other suggestion is that these user stories could still be more modular, since you actually have quite a few features in here. In fact, this is totally enough to be an entire app all on its own! So if you do have any extra time to work on this, see if you can break it down into smaller and smaller pieces, with a user story for each piece.

We'll get some more practice on that tomorrow too though :)