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Rebased in preparation for merge. The old commit history is available at 2670c4deef9f40d31c9b8de4ac7680cbbb366a14 in case it is needed. |
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Dashboard Block (OC-560)
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Rebased version of open-craft/xblock-mentoring#10 .
Description: This is a new "Dashboard" XBlock needed for the upcoming Data Wise course. It provides a nice way to summarize a user's self-assessment results.
You configure it like this, by pasting in the
url_names of some Problem Builder ("Mentoring") blocks:And it will then look like this (after a student has submitted their answers):
Also, if you configure some fancy rules like this:
You can get a visual summary like this, that reflects the average value of each step. It can use the same color rules to color in the images:
Sandbox: http://sandbox3.opencraft.com:18010/container/i4x://BradenX/DWD/vertical/67f9498331e94553aeab1f5a8cfd5c8e