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quick start guide for newcomers: how to get started with A+ course materials and assignments
Using Jutut student feedback system with A+: jutut.cs.aalto.fi
Using Radar with A+ to detect similar source code submissions (plagiarism in programming assignments)
Using Rubyric with A+ for manual rubrics-based grading
Using Acos server for interactive, browser-based assignments (e.g., assignments whose technical implementations focus on mouse clicks or short text inputs)
Using the Assistant Lab Queue in tutorial sessions: students queue for help from the course staff
Using Code Vault: a pastebin service for source code that students show to the course staff (during tutorial sessions)
Creating multilingual courses (Finnish and English contents) on A+
Mathematical notations in the A+ course contents (using MathJax.js)
Using external LTI services from A+ (LTI = the world-wide standard protocol, IMS Global Learning Tools Interoperability)
for example, MATLAB Grader from MathWorks
Using A+ from MyCourses (Moodle, mycourses.aalto.fi)
how to use the A+ REST API for programmatic access to the course data, statistics, and results/grades
Using enrolment questionnaires
Using the A+ teacher's features:
course configurations
checking submissions: who has submitted, inspect submission contents, look for successful or erroneous states (detect problems in the automatic grader)
reading visualizations of the results (learning analytics)
manual grading in the inspect view
how to export points/grades/scores from A+ at the end of the course
Sisu integration for course enrolments
student tags: tag students with labels that the teacher defines
special settings for less commonly used features, such as
mandatory chapter feedback from students
unofficial submissions after deadlines or submission attempt limits
overriding assignment grades manually
Grading Scala assignments
Examples of programming assignment graders in other languages than Python
Related to teacher's features (editing the course) and multilingual courses, it would be nice if there was mention of the notation |fi:suomenkielinen nimi|en:English name|, which can be used eg. when adding links to the course menu on the side.
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