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Feature
: Reuse of custom comments for grading
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Are you talking about "Benutzerdefinierter Abzug" (custom penalty) or is this about normal deductions? The idea with saving comment-texts might also be related to the discussion down in |
This is about "Benutzerdefinierter Abzug" (custom penalty). I think the discussion might be related but as far as I understand is not the exact same. I would like to be able to insert a certain custom penalty multiple times (because a student did a special mistake multiple times at their solution but the mistake is not covered with existing buttons) with only deducting points once. |
This has been open for quite a while now, since then, some things have changed. There is still value in implementing this. The main change is that you can no longer subtract points through a custom penalty. You can add custom comments though. The implementation could look like this:
Some things to consider while implementing:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When a student has made the same mistake at multiple places in their solution, I want to be able to reuse the same custom comment easily without having to rewrite/copy the description and having to set the severity (point deduction) to 0. The major problem is that if I delete the "main" comment that has the penalty, I lose the whole deduction. At the same time, it might look weird for students because there are 0-penalty comments (that actually do contribute to an actual penalty).
Describe the solution you'd like
At best, when I create a new custom comment, I actually create a new custom button where I can set a description (+ maybe an short name for the button) and the deduction.
Describe alternatives you've considered
See above. Creating further 0-point custom comments, but this has drawbacks like extra work for copying and making sure you do not remove the one custom comment that cares for the deduction.
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