Difference between revisions of "Features/Teacher Buddy"

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The exact mechanism for setting the teacher boolean is to be determined.
 
The exact mechanism for setting the teacher boolean is to be determined.
  
The basic change to the user experience is simply a different icon to represent a teacher in the UI. The auto-detection of teachers will be exploited in the [[Features/Classroom Management]] systems.
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The basic change to the user experience is simply a different icon to represent a teacher in the UI. The auto-detection of teachers will be exploited in the [[Features/Classroom management]] systems.
  
 
== Dependencies ==
 
== Dependencies ==

Revision as of 08:41, 29 July 2013


Summary

This feature provides a new field in the presence server buddy mechanism for identifying teachers.

Owner

  • Email: <walter AT sugarlabs DOT org> <gonzalo AT sugarlabs DOT org>

Current status

  • Targeted release: 1.0
  • Last updated: 29 July 2013
  • Percentage of completion: 50% (buddy.py is finished. we need to add a corresponding mechanism for visualizing teachers in the GUI)

Detailed Description

Benefit to Sugar

By adding a mechanism for identifying a teacher, we can automate many of the Features/Classroom management features, such as handing in assignments, sharing stats, etc.

Scope

The feature requires:

  • adding a new field to sugar3/presence/buddy.py
  • a new icon for a teacher XO
  • a test in jarabe/view/buddyicon.py for the teacher buddy

UI Design

How To Test

Features/Teacher Buddy/Testing

User Experience

The exact mechanism for setting the teacher boolean is to be determined.

The basic change to the user experience is simply a different icon to represent a teacher in the UI. The auto-detection of teachers will be exploited in the Features/Classroom management systems.

Dependencies

Contingency Plan

No impact as this is a new feature.

Documentation

Some discussions with the design team regarding the placement of the buttons on the palettes.

Release Notes

Comments and Discussion