Lesson Plans App Readme

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Lesson Plans App site: https://lessonplans.fly.dev/

Lesson Plans App hours worked (242): https://github.com/WMCS50/LessonPlans/blob/main/LessonPlansApp%20hours%20worked.pdf

Lesson Plans App repository: https://github.com/WMCS50/LessonPlans

Lesson Plans App background:

As a high school teacher in Calgary, Alberta (Canada), I was always annoyed at having to write plans for substitute teachers. I felt that it could be hard to structure writing a plan in a very direct way, especially when it came to showing any video resources that I only wanted to show small clips of.

So I created this Lesson Plans App to help teachers write very direct plans that can be shared with the substitute, administration, or other teachers.

Lesson Plans App Instructions:

Upon Sign In, the user will be shown a list of lessons that either they created or are shared with them by other teachers.

From here, the user can create a new lesson by clicking on the Create New button, or by accessing the File Menu (the graduation cap logo on the top left of the screen).

From the ‘create view’ page:

• The User Menu (top right) gives the option of going to the Dashboard (the list of lessons).
• The user can create a lesson by using the Add buttons on the App Bar to add lesson resources or sections, or they can right-click and a context menu will appear giving options to add resources or sections.
• Users can add the following resources:
  • Online Pictures
  • Text
  • Online pdf documents
  • Websites
  • Youtube videos (with start and end times)
• The user can preview how the lesson looks in Read View by clicking the Preview button.
• The user can save the lesson via the File Menu
• Once a lesson is saved, it can be shared with other users

Additional functionality:

• Resources can be dragged and dropped to be reordered within a section
• Resources can be updated via a three-dot context menu on the top right of the resource
• Sections can be dragged and dropped to be reordered within a lesson
• From the Dashboard, the user can open, edit, delete, or share a lesson from the three-dot context menu to the right of each lesson

Additional notes:

I’ve saved two users: user0 (pass: user0pass) and testuser (pass: admin123), and one lesson: Introduction to Electromagnetic Waves, just as a reference