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====A Teacher's Guide Abstract====

Per the nature of this API, we've decided that our “Teacher Guide” will be more of an abstract. Below is a hypothetical situation of the Question Support API:

* Per the nature of this API, we've decided that our “Teacher Guide” will be more of an abstract. Below is a hypothetical situation of the Question Support API:Imagine a school manages a repository of quiz material that fit's some curriculum, and this repository is located at Moodle.org (for example the 4th Grade Math curriculum see: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Gdk/4th_Grade_Maths ). The teacher's use of our API design might go something like this:

;Imagine a school manages a repository of quiz material that fit's it's curriculum at Moodle.org (for example the 4th Grade Math curriculum; see: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Gdk/4th_Grade_Maths ). The teacher's use of our API design might go something like this:

* An activity that has extended / implemented our API is started by the teacher. The teacher is presented with an input field that requires a URI (URL). The teacher enters the URI of this week's quiz (i.e. http://moodle.org/SchoolName/ClassName/Week_11_Quiz/ ) The activity fetches the specified quiz data from the web, and presents the teacher with a summary and confirmation dialog box. Upon confirmation, the teacher can send / assign the quiz to the class. The class starts their corresponding activity which then also has a mechanism to either grab the assigned quiz from the Moodle.org server or from the local “School Server” (also-known-as the XS server; see; http://wiki.laptop.org/go/School_server ). The student's complete their assigned quiz, and data is sent back to the server for reporting / grading.

An activity that has extended / implemented our API is started by the teacher. The teacher is presented with an input field that requires a URI (URL). The teacher enters the URI of this week's quiz (i.e. http://moodle.org/SchoolName/ClassName/Week_11_Quiz/ ) The activity fetches the specified quiz data from the web, and presents the teacher with a summary and confirmation dialog box. Upon confirmation, the teacher can send / assign the quiz to the class. The class starts their corresponding activity which then also has a mechanism to either grab the assigned quiz from the Moodle.org server or from the local “School Server” (also-known-as the XS server; see; http://wiki.laptop.org/go/School_server ). The student's complete their assigned quiz, and data is sent back to the server for reporting / grading.

===Milestones===

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 ====A Teacher's Guide Abstract====
-Per the nature of this API, we've decided that our “Teacher Guide” will be more of an abstract.  Below is a hypothetical situation of the Question Support API:
+* Per the nature of this API, we've decided that our “Teacher Guide” will be more of an abstract.  Below is a hypothetical situation of the Question Support API:Imagine a school manages a repository of quiz material that fit's some curriculum, and this repository is located at Moodle.org (for example the 4th Grade Math curriculum see: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Gdk/4th_Grade_Maths ).  The teacher's use of our API design might go something like this:
-;Imagine a school manages a repository of quiz material that fit's it's curriculum at Moodle.org (for example the 4th Grade Math curriculum; see: http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/User:Gdk/4th_Grade_Maths ).  The teacher's use of our API design might go something like this:
+* An activity that has extended / implemented our API is started by the teacher.  The teacher is presented with an input field that requires a URI (URL).  The teacher enters the URI of this week's quiz (i.e. http://moodle.org/SchoolName/ClassName/Week_11_Quiz/ )  The activity fetches the specified quiz data from the web, and presents the teacher with a summary and confirmation dialog box.  Upon confirmation, the teacher can send / assign the quiz to the class.  The class starts their corresponding activity which then also has a mechanism to either grab the assigned quiz from the Moodle.org server or from the local “School Server” (also-known-as the XS server; see; http://wiki.laptop.org/go/School_server ).  The student's complete their assigned quiz, and data is sent back to the server for reporting / grading.
-An activity that has extended / implemented our API is started by the teacher.  The teacher is presented with an input field that requires a URI (URL).  The teacher enters the URI of this week's quiz (i.e. http://moodle.org/SchoolName/ClassName/Week_11_Quiz/ )  The activity fetches the specified quiz data from the web, and presents the teacher with a summary and confirmation dialog box.  Upon confirmation, the teacher can send / assign the quiz to the class.  The class starts their corresponding activity which then also has a mechanism to either grab the assigned quiz from the Moodle.org server or from the local “School Server” (also-known-as the XS server; see; http://wiki.laptop.org/go/School_server ).  The student's complete their assigned quiz, and data is sent back to the server for reporting / grading.
 ===Milestones===