python-schooltool.gradebook 2.6.3-0ubuntu1 / usr / lib / python2.7 / dist-packages / schooltool / gradebook / browser / ftests / worksheet_preferences.txt

Worksheet Preferences
---------------------

Teachers may want to hide or change the label of the summary columns or, in
the case of the average column, they may want to choose a score system to
be used in converting the average to a discrete value.  To support this, we
provide the column preferences view.

Import helper to print the gradebook:

    >>> from schooltool.gradebook.browser.ftests import printGradebook

Log in as manager:

    >>> manager = Browser('manager', 'schooltool')

We will add a custom score system which we will use as a column
preference.

    >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('Score Systems').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('Add Score System').click()

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Good/Bad'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='displayed1').value = 'Good'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='abbr1').value = 'G'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='value1').value = '1'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='percent1').value = '70'
    >>> manager.getControl('Add a lower score').click()
    >>> manager.getControl(name='displayed2').value = 'Bad'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='abbr2').value = 'B'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='value2').value = '0'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='percent2').value = '0'
    >>> manager.getControl('Save').click()

Now, set up a school year (2005-2006) with two terms (Fall and
Spring):

    >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests import setup
    >>> setup.setUpBasicSchool()

Set up one courses:

    >>> setup.addCourse('Physics I', '2005-2006')

Set up persons:

    >>> from schooltool.basicperson.browser.ftests.setup import addPerson
    >>> addPerson('Paul', 'Carduner', 'paul', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Tom', 'Hoffman', 'tom', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Claudia', 'Richter', 'claudia', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Stephan', 'Richter', 'stephan', 'pwd', browser=manager)

Set up two sections with instructor and students for the Fall:

    >>> setup.addSection('Physics I', '2005-2006', 'Fall',
    ...                  instructors=['Stephan'],
    ...                  members=['Tom', 'Claudia', 'Paul'])

Log in as teacher:

    >>> stephan = Browser('stephan', 'pwd')

Add a couple of activities to the default worksheet:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Gradebook').click()
    >>> stephan.getLink('New Activity').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl('Title').value = 'HW 1'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Description').value = 'Homework 1'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Category').displayValue = ['Assignment']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Maximum').value = '50'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Add').click()

    >>> stephan.getLink('New Activity').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl('Title').value = 'Quiz'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Description').value = 'Week 1 Pop Quiz'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Category').displayValue = ['Exam']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Add').click()

Add some grades:

    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity_paul').value = '40'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity_tom').value = '48'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity_claudia').value = '45'

    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity-2_paul').value = '90'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity-2_tom').value = '88'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity-2_claudia').value = '29'

    >>> stephan.getControl('Save').click()

Check the worksheet. By default the Total and Average columns are
calculated normally:

    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+-------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Total | Ave.  | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+-------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | 86.7% | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | 90.7% | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 74.0  | 49.3% | [45___] | [29___] |
    +-----------------+-------+-------+---------+---------+

Check the due date filter:

    >>> stephan.printQuery('//form/span[3]')
    <span>show only activities due in past
    <select name="num_weeks">...</select>
    weeks</span>
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//select[@name="num_weeks"]')
    <select name="num_weeks">
    ...
    </select>
    weeks

We'll call up the current column preferences and note that they are all
set to their defaults.

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.printQuery('id("content-body")/form//table//input')
    <input type="checkbox" name="hide_total" />
    <input type="text" name="label_total" value="" />
    <input type="checkbox" name="hide_average" />
    <input type="text" name="label_average" value="" />

    >>> stephan.printQuery("id('content-body')/form//table//option")
    <option selected="selected" value="">-- No score system --</option>
    <option value="extended-letter-grade-">Extended Letter Grade</option>
    <option value="goodbad-">Good/Bad</option>
    <option value="letter-grade-">Letter Grade</option>
    <option value="passfail-">Pass/Fail</option>

    >>> stephan.printQuery("id('content-body')/form//input[@name='hide_due_date']")
    <input type="checkbox" name="hide_due_date" />

Let's change all preferences:

    >>> stephan.getControl(name='hide_total').value = ['on']
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='label_total').value = 'Summe'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='hide_average').value = ['on']
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='label_average').value = 'Durchschnitt'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='scoresystem_average').displayValue = ['Good/Bad']
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='hide_due_date').value = ['on']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()

Total and average columns were hidden:

    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | [45___] | [29___] |
    +-----------------+---------+---------+

Due date filter was also hidden:

    >>> 'show only activities due in past' in stephan.contents
    False
    >>> stephan.queryHTML('//form/span[3]')
    []
    >>> stephan.queryHTML('//select[@name="num_weeks"]')
    []

Look that all the preferences were saved:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.printQuery("id('content-body')/form//table//input")
    <input type="checkbox" checked="checked" name="hide_total" />
    <input type="text" name="label_total" value="Summe" />
    <input type="checkbox" checked="checked" name="hide_average" />
    <input type="text" name="label_average" value="Durchschnitt" />

    >>> stephan.printQuery("id('content-body')/form//table//option")
    <option value="">-- No score system --</option>
    <option value="extended-letter-grade-">Extended Letter Grade</option>
    <option selected="selected" value="goodbad-">Good/Bad</option>
    <option value="letter-grade-">Letter Grade</option>
    <option value="passfail-">Pass/Fail</option>

    >>> stephan.printQuery("id('content-body')/form//input[@name='hide_due_date']")
    <input type="checkbox" name="hide_due_date" checked="checked" />

Show the total and average columns, and test that Average is converted to Good/Bad:

    >>> stephan.getControl(name='hide_total').value = False
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='hide_average').value = False
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | Good         | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | Good         | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 74.0  | Bad          | [45___] | [29___] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+

Check with extended letter grade scoresystem:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='scoresystem_average').displayValue = ['Extended Letter Grade']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | B            | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | A-           | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 74.0  | F            | [45___] | [29___] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+

Now, let's test a corner case. The Gradebook allows extra credits in
scores, and because of the way the average is calculated, there's a
possibility of having averages higher that 100%.

Before testing this, let's remove the extended letter grade
scoresystem for the average:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='scoresystem_average').displayValue = ['-- No score system --']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | 86.7%        | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | 90.7%        | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 74.0  | 49.3%        | [45___] | [29___] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+

Let's grade Claudia so we get an average higher than 100%:

    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity_claudia').value = '51'
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='Activity-2_claudia').value = '101'
    >>> stephan.getControl('Save').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | 86.7%        | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | 90.7%        | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 152.0 | 101.3%       | [51___] | [101__] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+

Even though this average is higher than 100%, if we convert it back to
the extended letter grade scoresystem, we should get an A+:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='scoresystem_average').displayValue = ['Extended Letter Grade']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | B            | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | A-           | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 152.0 | A+           | [51___] | [101__] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+

And if we change to the Good/Bad scoresystem, we should get Good:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Preferences').click()
    >>> stephan.getControl(name='scoresystem_average').displayValue = ['Good/Bad']
    >>> stephan.getControl('Update').click()
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Name            | Summe | Durchschnitt | HW1     | Quiz    |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 130.0 | Good         | [40___] | [90___] |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 136.0 | Good         | [48___] | [88___] |
    | Claudia Richter | 152.0 | Good         | [51___] | [101__] |
    +-----------------+-------+--------------+---------+---------+