A-plus RST tools

Provides tools to publish RST course content for mooc-grader and a-plus.

Creating a new course

We recommend to start with a fork from the mooc-grader-rst-course repository from Github.

git clone -b rst --recursive https://github.com/Aalto-LeTech/mooc-grader-course.git

To compile the RST source into HTML the Python sphinx module is required.

pip install sphinx

The course is compiled with a make.

make

The tools can be later upgraded.

git submodule update

Adding tools to existing course

The tools can be added into a repository as a submodule.

git submodule add git@github.com:Aalto-LeTech/a-plus-rst-tools.git a-plus-rst-tools

Then installation of sphinx, creation of RST document root and configuring sphinx are required.

pip install sphinx
sphinx-quickstart
cp a-plus-rst-tools/conf.py .

List of directives and examples

Graded questionnaire

    .. questionnaire:: 1 A50
      :submissions: 4
      :points-to-pass: 0

      This is a questionnaire number 1 that gives at maximum 50 points
      in category A. Students can make at most 4 submissions.
      This exercise is marked passed when 0 points is reached (the default).

      .. pick-one:: 10

        What is 1+1?

        a. 1
        *b. 2
        c. 3

        !b § Count again!
        c § Too much

      (Hints can be included or omitted in any question.)

      .. pick-any:: 10

        Pick two **first**.

        *a. this is **first**
        *b. this is **second**
        c. this is **third**

      .. freetext:: 30 string-ignorews-ignorequotes
        :length: 10

        A textual input can be compared with the model as int, float or string.
        Fourth option is regexp which takes the correct answer as a regular
        expression. Strings have comparison modifiers that are separated with hyphen.

        * ignorews: ignore white space (applies to regexp too)
        * ignorequotes: iqnore "quotes" around
        * requirecase: require identical lower and upper cases
        * ignorerepl: ignore REPL prefixes

        Here the correct answer is "test".

        test
        !test § Follow the instruction.

Feedback questionnaire

    .. questionnaire::
      :feedback:

      What do you think now?

      .. freetext::
        :required:
        :length: 100
        :height: 4
        :class: my-input-class

      .. agree-group::

        .. agree-item:: Did it work for you?

Submit an exercise

These type of exercises are configured separately for mooc-grader. The directive will attach the exercise at this position.

    .. submit:: 2 A100
      :submissions: 100
      :config: exercises/hello_python/config.yaml

Submit a remote exercise

This exercise opens an external tool via LTI launch protocol.

.. submit:: 3 B50
  :url: https://rubyric.com/edge/exercises/111/lti
  :lti: Rubyric+
  :lti_context_id: asdasd
  :lti_resource_link_id: asdasd

Active element input

This creates an input field for active element.

More active element examples can be found at https://version.aalto.fi/gitlab/piitulr1/active-element-example

.. ae-input:: id-for-input
	:title: title of the input (displayed on the html page)
	:default: default value for the input (displayed when the user has not 
	       submitted a solution)
	:class: Any css classes that the active element exercise div should have
					separated by a space (class1 class2 class3).
	  	      In the example course css-file:
	  	       - classes "active-element" and "ae-input" are used to style the 
	  	         input element and can be modified as needed.
	  	       - classes "left" and "right" can be used to float the box left or 
	  	         right, or "center" to align it centered. 
	:width: can be used to set the width of the element 
	:height: can be used to set the height of the input textarea 
	       (deafult with classes "active element" and "ae-input" is 150px)
	:clear: "both" forces the element to a new line, "left" ("right") allows 
	       no floating elements on the left (right)
	:type: use "file" for file inputs and "dropdown" for dropdown. For 
	      dropdowns, the available options should be listed after the type 
	      indicating "dropdown" in this format: "dropdown:option1,option2,option3"

Active element output

This creates an output field for active element

More active element examples can be found at https://version.aalto.fi/gitlab/piitulr1/active-element-example

.. ae-output:: key-for-output
	:config (required): path to the exercise configuration file
	:inputs (required): ids of the input elements required for the output
	:title: title of the output element
	:class: Any css classes that the active element exercise div should have
					separated by a space (class1 class2 class3).
	  	      In the example css-file:
	  	       - class "active-element" is used to style the 
	  	         input element and can be modified as needed.
	  	       - classes "left" and "right" can be used to float the box left or 
	  	         right, or "center" to align it centered. 
	:width: can be used to set the width of the element
	:height: can be used to set the height of the output div (deafult 
	       with class "active element" is 150px) 
	:clear: "both" forces the element to a new line, "left" ("right") allows 
	       no floating elements on the left (right)
	:type: default type is text; for image (png) outputs use "image"
	:submissions: number of allowed submissions (default is unlimited for 
	       active elements)
	:scale-size: no value; if this option is present, the output element 
	       height will scale to match content that has a defined height

oseppala/a-plus-rst-tools

A-plus RST tools

Creating a new course

Adding tools to existing course

List of directives and examples