Online learning platform developed with Django
This is a online learning platform for teaching programming to beginners by providing them a pathway so that they can learn learn in an easy way through videos at their own pace.
Linear Learning :
- Ability to create classes
- Ability to create subjects
- Ability to create lessons with video links to tutorials
Linear Learning(Asessement):
- Question order randomisation
- Storing of quiz results under each user
- Previous quiz scores can be viewed on category page
- Correct answers can be shown after each question or all at once at the end
- Logged in users can return to an incomplete quiz to finish it and non-logged in users can complete a quiz if their session persists
- The quiz can be limited to one attempt per user
- Questions can be given a category and subcategory
- Success rate for each category can be monitored on a progress page
- Explanation for each question result can be given
- Pass marks can be set
- Multiple choice question type
- True/False question type
- Essay question type
- Display an image alongside the question
- Custom message displayed for those that pass or fail a quiz
- Custom permission (view_sittings) added, allowing users with that permission to view quiz results from users
- A marking page which lists completed quizzes, can be filtered by quiz or user, and is used to mark essay questions
- After selecting a larger pool of questions, a quiz can be set to show a random subset rather than all within the pool
- Start and end times for sitting exams are recorded
Adaptive Learning :
- Questions according to individual proficiency
- Leaderboard for comparing your progress with others
- Explanations of questions answered
- Proficiency & progress tracker for tracking your stats as you move forward
- Git Clone this project:
- Create an python environment with
python -m venv venvorvirtualenv venvand activate it with (windows:venv\Scripts\activate, Mac/Linux:source venv/bin/activate. - Install required packages:
pip install -r requirements.txt - Run app:
python manage.py runserver
Due credit to people who have worked on different components of the project beforehand. Redian Marku , Tom Walker