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Supporting Peer Only configuration for ORA2

parent aaf9bdb2
Showing with 127 additions and 10 deletions
apps/openassessment/xblock/openassessmentblock.py
......@@ -314,6 +314,10 @@ class OpenAssessmentBlock(
load('static/xml/poverty_rubric_example.xml')
),
(
"OpenAssessmentBlock (Peer Only) Rubric",
load('static/xml/poverty_peer_only_example.xml')
),
(
"OpenAssessmentBlock (Self Only) Rubric",
load('static/xml/poverty_self_only_example.xml')
),
......
apps/openassessment/xblock/static/xml/poverty_peer_only_example.xml 0 → 100644
<openassessment submission_due="2030-03-11T18:20">
<title>
Global Poverty
</title>
<rubric>
<prompt>
Given the state of the world today, what do you think should be done to combat poverty?
Read for conciseness, clarity of thought, and form.
</prompt>
<criterion feedback='optional'>
<name>concise</name>
<prompt>How concise is it?</prompt>
<option points="0">
<name>Neal Stephenson (late)</name>
<explanation>
In "Cryptonomicon", Stephenson spent multiple pages talking about breakfast cereal.
While hilarious, in recent years his work has been anything but 'concise'.
</explanation>
</option>
<option points="1">
<name>HP Lovecraft</name>
<explanation>
If the author wrote something cyclopean that staggers the mind, score it thus.
</explanation>
</option>
<option points="3">
<name>Robert Heinlein</name>
<explanation>
Tight prose that conveys a wealth of information about the world in relatively
few words. Example, "The door irised open and he stepped inside."
</explanation>
</option>
<option points="4">
<name>Neal Stephenson (early)</name>
<explanation>
When Stephenson still had an editor, his prose was dense, with anecdotes about
nitrox abuse implying main characters' whole life stories.
</explanation>
</option>
<option points="5">
<name>Earnest Hemingway</name>
<explanation>
Score the work this way if it makes you weep, and the removal of a single
word would make you sneer.
</explanation>
</option>
</criterion>
<criterion>
<name>clear-headed</name>
<prompt>How clear is the thinking?</prompt>
<option points="0">
<name>Yogi Berra</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="1">
<name>Hunter S. Thompson</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="2">
<name>Robert Heinlein</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="3">
<name>Isaac Asimov</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="10">
<name>Spock</name>
<explanation>
Coolly rational, with a firm grasp of the main topics, a crystal-clear train of thought,
and unemotional examination of the facts. This is the only item explained in this category,
to show that explained and unexplained items can be mixed.
</explanation>
</option>
</criterion>
<criterion feedback='optional'>
<name>form</name>
<prompt>Lastly, how is its form? Punctuation, grammar, and spelling all count.</prompt>
<option points="0">
<name>lolcats</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="1">
<name>Facebook</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="2">
<name>Reddit</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="3">
<name>metafilter</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="4">
<name>Usenet, 1996</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
<option points="5">
<name>The Elements of Style</name>
<explanation></explanation>
</option>
</criterion>
</rubric>
<assessments>
<assessment name="peer-assessment"
start="2014-03-11T10:00-18:10"
due="2030-12-21T22:22-7:00"
must_grade="1"
must_be_graded_by="1" />
</assessments>
</openassessment>
apps/openassessment/xblock/test/data/assessment_combo.json
......@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
"is_released": false
},
"peer_only": {
"valid": false,
"valid": true,
"assessments": [
{
"name": "peer-assessment",
......
apps/openassessment/xblock/test/test_studio.py
......@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ class StudioViewTest(XBlockHandlerTestCase):
# Test that we enforce that there are exactly two assessments,
# peer ==> self
# If and when we remove this restriction, this test can be deleted.
@data('data/invalid_assessment_combo_order.xml', 'data/invalid_assessment_combo_peer_only.xml')
@data('data/invalid_assessment_combo_order.xml')
@scenario('data/basic_scenario.xml')
def test_update_xml_invalid_assessment_combo(self, xblock, invalid_workflow):
request = json.dumps(
......
apps/openassessment/xblock/validation.py
......@@ -66,8 +66,10 @@ def validate_assessments(assessments, current_assessments, is_released):
is_valid is a boolean indicating whether the assessment is semantically valid
and msg describes any validation errors found.
"""
def _self_only(assessments):
return len(assessments) == 1 and assessments[0].get('name') == 'self-assessment'
def _only_peer_or_self(assessments):
return (len(assessments) == 1
and (assessments[0].get('name') == 'self-assessment'
or assessments[0].get('name') == 'peer-assessment'))
def _peer_then_self(assessments):
return (
......@@ -80,17 +82,15 @@ def validate_assessments(assessments, current_assessments, is_released):
return (False, _("This problem must include at least one assessment."))
# Right now, there are two allowed scenarios: (peer -> self) and (self)
if not (_self_only(assessments) or _peer_then_self(assessments)):
if not (_only_peer_or_self(assessments) or _peer_then_self(assessments)):
return (
False,
_("For this assignment, you can set either a peer assessment followed by a self assessment or a self assessment only.")
_("For this assignment, you can set either a peer assessment "
"followed by a self assessment, peer assessment only, or a "
"self assessment only.")
)
for assessment_dict in assessments:
# Supported assessment
if not assessment_dict.get('name') in ['peer-assessment', 'self-assessment']:
return (False, _('The "name" value must be "peer-assessment" or "self-assessment".'))
# Number you need to grade is >= the number of people that need to grade you
if assessment_dict.get('name') == 'peer-assessment':
must_grade = assessment_dict.get('must_grade')
......
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