Open cassiezamparini opened 6 months ago
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The following people have volunteered to review:
The review period ends on the 30th of June 2024 😄
@marcotuts @sarina @AltamashShaban @asma-ahmedd @maguilarUXUI
Please let me know if you have any questions 😄
@marcotuts @sarina @AltamashShaban @asma-ahmedd @maguilarUXUI
Thank you for some of your reviews so far. Because the conference is around the corner, I'm extending the review period to the 21st of July 2024. This will give you all a bit more time 😄
@cassiezamparini I left some comments and will continue to engage as they're replied to.
Update:
I'm currently reviewing all comments, doing a bit more research and will update this proposal in due course.
This scope needs to be reworked and pared down. I also have limited CC hours to contribute to this right now.
@cassiezamparini - with this needing to be reworked - does it make sense to update the status of this ticket to On-hold? Let me know what you think.
@crathbun428 Absolutely - I forgot to change the status when I changed the label to needs-rescoping 🙈 Thanks for the ping! All updated now.
Product Coordinator: @cassiezamparini
Abstract
Currently, course teams and students use the Open edX Discussion Micro Frontend (MFE) to share ideas, views, and ask questions. However, there is no process for course admins to assign grades to student discussion responses. It should be possible to grade participation in discussions and factor this grading into a learner’s score for a course.
Context & Background
Arizona State University would like a way to grade their discussions, but due to budget constraints they cannot fund the entire proposed MVP.
Scope & Approach
View the entire scope and approach in our proposal here.
Value & Impact
See Use Cases section in the product proposal.
Milestones and/or Epics
Course Admins cannot assign points to learner discussion responses. Enforcing a grade will encourage students to participate in discussions, swap ideas, and interact with their peers.
Course Admins cannot define the criteria of the discussion grade in the discussion settings. Defining the criteria of a discussion grade will encourage how often students participate, as well as the content of their participation.
Named Release
Unsure
Timeline
To be determined
Proposed By
OpenCraft
Additional Info
No response