ClassroomResponse

Link: https://classroomresponsesystem.herokuapp.com/

Server Setup local:

1. clone the repo
2. pip3 install -r requirements.txt
3. brew update
4. brew install redis
5. brew services start redis
6. cd classroom_response
7. python3 manage.py makemigrations classroom
8. python3 manage.py migrate classroom
9. http://localhost:8000/ Note: you must have python 3.6.5

Deploying to Heroku:

Automatic deploys from this github are enabled. Just push to this repo the changes will be pushed to prod

Key Features:

• Organize questions, quizzes, and classes
• Multiple choice and numeric questions
• Student Feedback on questions
• Websocket connection between professor and student
• Graphs to quickly analyze results of questions
• Download results of questions as a csv

Test accounts:

If you want to dive right in, here are some already created logins Teacher:

• email: teacher@google.com, password: pass

Student:

• email: student@google.com, password: pass
• email: student2@google.com, password: pass
• email: student3@google.com, password: pass
• email: student4@google.com, password: pass

Baseline code: open sourced django starter

Originally we had started from scratch. Our custom authentiation system became messy quickly, so we decided to look at how other django users implemented authentication across multiple pages. We came across this code that used the decorator design pattern which was much cleaner than what we originally had. Because we like this example so much, we cloned it and used it as our baseline. The key file that this baseline contributed to our project is decorators.py. We also kept the existing CSS.

#Screenshots:

Adding a question page: Note the organizational hierarchy

What a student sees when answering a question

Professor can view results of multiple choice question

Professor can view results of a numeric question