Code-related feedbacks, suggestions and ideas

Cynthia Beaufort wrote: 6 Feb 2023, 07:20

Damion White wrote: 6 Feb 2023, 06:39 What if there was a topic or place where you knew what items in the shop gave you access to what forums and stuff.

there is: viewtopic.php?t=5007

Oh thank you so much Cynthia.

Hello, I suggest having a notebook area beside the lessons. Students can make notes while reading and can check it all the time. I suggest forming personal notebooks for every subject, like all charms go together in one notebook. It's private and only students can check the notes. This helps students to better understand lessons and is nice for rp. I also recommend having the button called notebook on the top right, together with trunks etc

Cassie Jiang wrote: 10 Feb 2023, 10:15 Hello, I suggest having a notebook area beside the lessons. Students can make notes while reading and can check it all the time. I suggest forming personal notebooks for every subject, like all charms go together in one notebook. It's private and only students can check the notes. This helps students to better understand lessons and is nice for rp. I also recommend having the button called notebook on the top right, together with trunks etc

Nice idea, but this probably won’t be prioritised this since it isn’t that important and can be difficult to code

That would require some coding effort, yes. However, nothing's stopping you from keeping a notebook like that for yourself in some sort of text document or virtual notebook.

Cassie Jiang wrote: 10 Feb 2023, 10:15 Hello, I suggest having a notebook area beside the lessons. Students can make notes while reading and can check it all the time. I suggest forming personal notebooks for every subject, like all charms go together in one notebook. It's private and only students can check the notes. This helps students to better understand lessons and is nice for rp. I also recommend having the button called notebook on the top right, together with trunks etc

Most likely they would just ask you to split screen and use the notes app. As Thea said it will be hard to code.

I suggest a feature so that students who haven't got full marks on one's homework can correct it.

They already get the answer usually when the homework is returned. But I just want to mention that as long as you got something higher than a T, and retrieve the spells, you should be fine.

After all, that's just Out of Character.

In character, you can say your character makes top marks!

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Additionally, Please please please consider how much work a professor has to go through just grading! I can guarentee that from first years- there is definitely a lot of work graded. By allowing a user to redo it just to get a better grade- this makes them work harder/longer to grade.

Clark William Baird-Carter wrote: 5 Mar 2023, 12:07 They already get the answer usually when the homework is returned. But I just want to mention that as long as you got something higher than a T, and retrieve the spells, you should be fine.

After all, that's just Out of Character.

In character, you can say your character makes top marks!

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Additionally, Please please please consider how much work a professor has to go through just grading! I can guarentee that from first years- there is definitely a lot of work graded. By allowing a user to redo it just to get a better grade- this makes them work harder/longer to grade.

alright! reasonable

Re-doing the hw is not something possible for the reasons that Clark listed. There are some portions of the site where good marks will matter (spoiler so I cannot say more) but for those that really struggle academically, we will have work arounds. Homework is an optional system on the site, but we do have plans to make it relevant and useful for those that do it, so it is very much worth doing and worth doing well.

A system something like the daily voting, a reminder to collect your 10 sickles in the common room