On May 21, 2013, at 10:58 AM, Danny Heap wrote:
> Thanks for the responses and pointers to projects underway. Matthias
> (and others) have convinced me that being able to open URLs from the
> file menu isn't really necessary --- we can move exercises to-and-from
> the server independently. The
Thanks for the responses and pointers to projects underway. Matthias
(and others) have convinced me that being able to open URLs from the
file menu isn't really necessary --- we can move exercises to-and-from
the server independently. The fact that John's student is looking
into integrating DrRac
This sounds like a neat idea and like Joe and John said, "eminently doable."
While it sounds like you want to add a menu entry to DrRacket so that students
can "Open URL" instead of "Open File", I think you're better off having
students download files from URLs and open them from their command
On May 17, 2013, at 1:36 PM, Danny Heap wrote:
> A colleague has developed a classroom response tool that allows
> students to download exercises, write solutions, and then either
> visualize the execution of their solution or run unit tests, and then
> submit their solution. The instructor can
Arjun Guha (CC'ed) wrote TestFest in Racket
(https://github.com/brownplt/testfest) a few years ago to run
students' tests and implementations against one another. It seems
pretty close to what you want, and might be a good place to start.
Cheers!
Joe
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 4:36 PM, Danny Heap
A colleague has developed a classroom response tool that allows
students to download exercises, write solutions, and then either
visualize the execution of their solution or run unit tests, and then
submit their solution. The instructor can display a histogram of of
the submissions that passed var
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