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| == User Experience == | | == User Experience == |
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| + | ;student visualizing Journal use: Simply by launching the Analyze Journal activity, a student can see a display of their activity usage, both based on instances and [NEEDS TO BE ADDED] on the number of times each instance has been launched. By default [NEEDS TO BE ADDED], Analyze Journal will save a datastore object associated with the activity that contains a json-encoded summary. |
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| + | :* what additional data should be captured? |
| + | :* is it important that this be available as a background task as well? If so, when and how often? |
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| + | ;uploading student Journal use to the teacher's laptop: Once the aforementioned modifications to Analyze Journal are made, the Journal Share mechanism could be used directly to upload a student's activity usage to the teacher. |
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| + | :* is this something that is better done as a background task? If so, when and how often? |
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| + | ;visualizing classroom statistics: A few different ways in which this could happen. A new activity [NEEDS TO BE WRITTEN], similar to Analyze Journal, could be written to aggregate the stats uploaded by the students into one unified visualization. Or the classroom data could be sent out to a webservice [NEEDS TO BE WRITTEN] that provides cumulative statistics. |
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| + | :* is this something that is better done as a background task? If so, when and how often? |
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| + | ;setting the favorites view on a classroom full of laptops: TBD |
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| == Dependencies == | | == Dependencies == |