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1 minute ago, adamw said:
Yup - so the code is this:
1. Get the current academic year
2. Get all markbooks that the current user has access for this academic year
3. Get all the tags (i.e. group names / year groups etc) from those markbooks and put them in a nice drop down at the top
4. After selecting a tag, show all markbooks for that tag
5. After selecting a markbook -draw the table
So i logged in a my staff account... chose Year 9.... and got this... The ICT i get.... the other stuff i dont??
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1 minute ago, ADT said:
OK so it kind of works... Where is it pulling the classes from??? Should it show all classes... or just those that has been set work by that teacher??
By the way if you want to... look at my personal "Staff" dashboard on our platform!!
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On 25/04/2020 at 00:01, adamw said:
Okay, so I've put together a quick widget that might help out here. The assignment Engagement widget:
It works off of the markbooks you have created in the system, and thus, shows only the markbooks you have access to see - which for most staff is probably all of them anyway.
The first step is to select a "tag" - this will be in the drop down list at the top and will be basically things like "Year 2", "Year 4", "Reception" etc... Note that only tags that are used in markbooks show here.
When you've selected a tag you get all the markbooks for that tag (for this academic year) below.
Clicking on a markbook lists all the assignments in that markbook and the "Viewed" and "Unviewed" count.
Clicking details will show you the display names of the users for each category.
I'll give the widget to @Graham Quince on Monday, so if anyone wants it, please let him know.
MASSIVE DISCLAIMER:
I've only tested this on a very limited number of fake things I've created in my test environment, and I have no idea how well it will work on an actual production server. It's possible that it'll just melt, or die or have some otherwise previously unseen bugs - so don't plan to depend on it until you've tested it for yourself.
There will probably be bugs, and I'll try and fix them as we find them (or just throw it at Quincy and run away ? )
Now, if you don't mind, I have a large bottle of black spiced rum that isn't going to drink itself.
OK so it kind of works... Where is it pulling the classes from??? Should it show all classes... or just those that has been set work by that teacher??
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5 minutes ago, Graham Quince said:
Wow - Well done @adamw
Here's a direct link: https://bit.ly/2xR6dJL
It needs testing in a real school and prettying up, so there's no page for it on the community at the moment, but feel free to try out.
@adamw is probably still at the bottom of the spiced rum bottle!!!! We’ll test it and get back to you!! ?
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19 hours ago, pconkie said:
Can anyone stop me from wasting any more time on this? @adamw Please!
I need to open an app from a html widget (because I need to send the app an assignment uuid)
I have code that does this from inside a frogcode widget, but it doesn't work in a html widget
I was getting: error trigger is not a function. Implying this.trigger wasn't the way to go.
I got a little closer by using $('div.os_core:first') to trigger from, but still got an error about an undefined name.
var c = $('div.os_core:first'); var appID = "0597421320048F43D12ECF7C62B12F01382427CCB9FE4A12"; c.trigger('os.internal.launchapp', { name: appID, assignment_uuid: "any assignment uuid", appModel: new Com.Frog.Model({ 'uuid' : appID, 'role_name': Object.values(_Roles.serialize()).filter(function(role) { return /app\.frogplay$/gim.test(role); })[0], 'extended_data' : { 'from_package' : true } }) });
Here is my code - you can see that i'm sending option data (assignment_uuid) and using my frogplay role to authorise (I can't figure out the roles but i'm sure this works as it worked in frogcode).
Any ideas?
Thanks
Paul
Can't help.... but am always keen to see what Conkies cooking up.... ?
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7 hours ago, adamw said:
Okay, so I've put together a quick widget that might help out here. The assignment Engagement widget:
It works off of the markbooks you have created in the system, and thus, shows only the markbooks you have access to see - which for most staff is probably all of them anyway.
The first step is to select a "tag" - this will be in the drop down list at the top and will be basically things like "Year 2", "Year 4", "Reception" etc... Note that only tags that are used in markbooks show here.
When you've selected a tag you get all the markbooks for that tag (for this academic year) below.
Clicking on a markbook lists all the assignments in that markbook and the "Viewed" and "Unviewed" count.
Clicking details will show you the display names of the users for each category.
I'll give the widget to @Graham Quince on Monday, so if anyone wants it, please let him know.
MASSIVE DISCLAIMER:
I've only tested this on a very limited number of fake things I've created in my test environment, and I have no idea how well it will work on an actual production server. It's possible that it'll just melt, or die or have some otherwise previously unseen bugs - so don't plan to depend on it until you've tested it for yourself.
There will probably be bugs, and I'll try and fix them as we find them (or just throw it at Quincy and run away ? )
Now, if you don't mind, I have a large bottle of black spiced rum that isn't going to drink itself.
Well once @Graham Quince has passed it on I’ll give it a wurl!!!
you enjoy that spiced rum.... you deserve it!!! ?
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Just now, adamw said:
ah, I see!
Perhaps some kind of filter, to filter out those that have/haven't opened the assignment (along with a count for each one) would be helpful? Something to suggest for future improvements I guess.
Regarding the data being available, it will be somewhere - I'll have a look at how we bring that back.
See i think the idea of an assigment overview would be useful... some thing that collates these kind of things....
and shows them here...
Maybe.....
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52 minutes ago, adamw said:
By manually counting... yep!!! But what we have done is have one person setting core work for a subject... so say 370+ Yr 9's get an IT assignment set by this "gate keeper" !! Obviously through Markbooks we can mark our own class etc!! But they are keen to find out how many of the 370+ kids have actually opened the assigment to check engagement... without having ot look down the list and manually count!!
@Graham Quince recons the data is there it just needs some cleaver person to make something to show it!! ?
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On 22/04/2020 at 16:19, adamw said:
Wanting to know who had / hadn't opened an assignment was a very requested feature (which is why we added it ? ) - I guess there's a difference between someone opening the work and not doing it, and someone who simply doesn't bother to even log in. I imagine it's the same as having a child in the class that just sits at the back with their arms folded, doing nothing, vs not showing up to class at all.
Ive just been asked by another HOD... at the moment they want to know how many kids are actually engaging with the work that is being set.... granted we can see how many have handed it in.... or have just hit hand in to get it off there lists.... but they are wanting to know how many havent even bothered to open the work at all!!
Its something i think our Head is interesting in knowing as well!!
So if anyone fancies putting down their playstation controller and playing with the API!!! ?
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2 minutes ago, Graham Quince said:
No - to prevent spamming and constant emailing, there is a little delay - I can't remember if it's 5, 15 or 45 minutes.
That also explains why I didn’t spot it when I was testing it!!
It seams to be at least an hour!!
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Turns out it was working but I had filters on my inbox to move emails from Frog to a folder!!
Should it be instant?
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17 minutes ago, Graham Quince said:
Do you get any emails from the system?
Yep from Forms....
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So if I set assignments to email notifications I should get an email when a student messages me via an assignment???? Because I don't???
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2 minutes ago, S Marcham said:
Okay, thank you for your reply, this is the conclusion I was coming to.
If you stick something on the ideas portal I’ll vote for it!!
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19 hours ago, S Marcham said:
I have been asked if it is possible to get an overview of a whole year or by subject to see which students are not engaging/opening with their set work on assignments?
I know an individual class teacher can open a set assignment and see which students have opened it or not – but is there a way for example, for the head of year to see an overview of who hasn’t opened their assignment for a particular year/subject? Or is there a way I can run a report on this?
Thank you
I was asked a similar question... HOD Science has set a full year group a task... although she can see how many have done it enough she wanted to know if there was an easy way to see who hadn’t even looked at it... without manually checking 350+ kids!!
Sorry but no was my response!!
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5 minutes ago, Jay said:
Hi @ADT
I will get a support ticket created for you regarding this and update you on the ticket regarding this issue.
Many Thanks
Jay
I thought it was just something i wasn't doing hence putting it on here not on a ticket straight away!! Thanks Jay!!
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2 minutes ago, Jay said:
For example if you click into "09d/It1" on the row for J Dunn you will see that there is a blue dot which indicates the unread message.
Many Thanks
OK i didn't check that class... but it says 4 messages... and there is only one???
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3 minutes ago, Jay said:
Hi @ADT
The icon indicates that there are unread messages related to assignments within those Markbook's. If you open the Markbook and click on one of the columns it will then take you to that assignment and you will be able to find the unread message as a blue dot will appear next to the student.
You should also be able to find further information regarding the assignment messaging by clicking the Help icon in Frog > Markbook > Assignment Messaging.
If you have any issues or questions please let me know
Many Thanks
Jay
Yep tried that.... no blue dots??
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1 hour ago, pdurber said:
It's not working again.
I'm just getting the broken link icon. I was making a training video for our staff for when they return next week, but it makes me quite nervous in trying to get staff to do online marking if it is going to continually break. Is there any way you can get this to be reliable before the madness starts again next week?
How long did you wait from uploading the file to trying to use Feedback?? There is a file limit... and ive found it doesn't like special characters in the file names!! Ive got to admit I've been using it for years... but it never has a 100% success rate!
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4 hours ago, Graham Quince said:
My understanding is that the "plumbing" was never put in for this - so while you can see the switches there's no connections to anything. In terms of making this work it would be a whole project in itself.
I had a quick look, but couldn't see an existing suggestion on the Ideas Portal: https://www.frogcommunity.com/ideas-portal
The plumbing been there for ages... ?
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1 minute ago, emoseley said:
Things are crazy here If ever you are worried about the UK response to all this....look across the pond
We’ve all got our loose cannons to deal with..... ?
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1 hour ago, gbligh said:
Not technically a support question, but our safeguarding lead is sorting out some GDPR options in SIMS. Which of the following would images of students on Frog come under?
GDPR PHOTO - IN SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS
GDPR PHOTO - IN SCHOOL MARKETING
GDPR PHOTO - WEBSITE
GDPR PHOTO - SOCIAL NETWORKING
GDPR PHOTO - THIRD PARTY
Pass.... if i had to guess id go with In school publications... i assume the images can only be seen by logged in users?
Assignments - Overview of Student Engagement
in Learn / Play / Progress
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Not now... But still shows everything!!