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Planning

This is a document to list out ideas and relations in preparation to starting

Things to add

This is all just a brainstorm of possibilities and by no means what will be put into the end product.

  • Input list of TA names for each semester

  • Set level of grading expected for a TA (e.g. if they're to be assigned half-grading due to being part of the creation team or having other responsibilities)

  • Track TA "points" or something? i.e. how much they've graded.

    • Maybe have it recalculate each time since there won't be much data and then we can update difficulties depending on feedback from the graders?

  • Create semesters

  • Create assignments/exams/things to grade within semesters

  • Create ability to have multiple versions of assignments/exams so that dif. versions someone can grade the same type of question?

  • Ability have sub-questions that are the actual thing being assigned (e.g. 4.a, 4.b, 4.c, etc.)

    • Might be better to not do this and just block entire of one type of question together in case it's a propogation grading thing so that TAs can account for it?
    • Really depends on the question tbh

  • Assign each actual grading question a "difficulty" level i.e. in terms of how long it takes to grade (pbly on a scale of 0-100)

  • Maybe experiment with trying to keep TAs in "cohorts" / "groups" of TA grading for consistency? Might make it easier with groupchats and whatnot?

  • Link same TAs over to new semesters / carryover them to link data?

  • GradeScope "graded by" import to crosscheck/validate information?

  • Method to account for exceptions (e.g. person A wasn't able to finish grading so we'll reallocate it but it'll automatically acount and record it so they might be allocated more later on)

  • Method to account for those that have graded extra so we give them less later on

    • Exam grading parties external method that allocates? Different lengths / amounts result in like a propotional multiplier like with the "expected grading" level?

  • Exception to expected grading (e.g. if 2051 TAs don't have a supplement then are able to help with grading)

  • Account for late submissions and expected values -- be able to input the actual number graded later

  • Account for preferences (i.e. late grading or not)

  • Account for whether they usually grade early or not?