[Using Sakai] Automated programming question testing...

[Charles Severance]

Greg - 

I use IMS Learning Tools Interoperability to build auto-graded programming assignments.  IMS LTI is better suited to a single assignment than a single question on a quiz.  Of course each auto-grader is quite unique and a good bit of work.

Here is my Python auto-grader to play with:

https://lti-tools.dr-chuck.com/pythonauto/

I am working on building an auto-grader for web sites using unit testing for my web development class.  It of course will use IMS LTI and be reusable.

/Chuck

On Aug 31, 2013, at 1:30 PM, Gregory Guthrie <guthrie at mum.edu> wrote:

> Has anyone used Sakai for grading programming quiz questions?
>  
> The use-case would be that a student gets three questions selected from a pool, or more optimally one each from each of three pools, and then they get a timed submission which is then sent to an automatic grading tool. This might be for example as a pre-assessment for entrance to a particular class. Our current system (like most others in this category) allows several submission languages, but is human graded, and we want to automate it. We would provide the grading tool.
>  
> There are lots of “online Judge” programs that do grading like this, but they are setup for large groups with single assignment (start) times, and a contest like reporting, not grade-book or evaluation like usage.

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