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Spike- Tutor for Rex questions

BenjaminHolliday opened this issue · comments

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As OpenStax I want Tutor practice questions presented to students reading the A&P REX book so that I can begin to integrate Tutor and rex functionality.

--Note:__ The future course offering will combine functionality and elements from Tutor and REX. There will be fewer hard lines drawn between the two as our course offering will be a single customer facing product. This spike will be to explore bridging that gap between REX and Tutor with Rex hosting the reading experience and assessments/question functionality taking place within Tutor. How might we present this across platforms to appear as one? Or should we move

AC:

  • Make practice questions available for A&P REX readers
  • Visually this can borrow the way that practice questions are presented in HS Physics whether practice questions is staying in the header or moving to the side.
  • The practice questions should pull from Tutor questions available in Tutor A&P question library
  • The practice questions available will be static for now, but in the future when REX and Tutor are less separate, this will be a configurable component for instructors.
  • Practice questions will always be MCQ
  • Practice Questions will be chosen and to include______ (supplied by Benny)
  • Feedback will apply when questions are answered. (not needed for SPIKE)
  • Multiple attempts will apply
  • Questions are not graded
  • Questions can be skipped

(what would UI need to look like to display the questions. how would we share UI between Rex and Tutor?)
Need to decide:

  • single sign on (for public access, may not need to solve this)
  • Tutor you only get assignments in course. How is this addressed in the tutor database?

Admin screens to designate public questions. (design)
Not needed data recording at the moment, but future state- yes
Admin API makes more sense in exercises?