Teacher Student Responses

Inspiration

The idea was to make a project that can allow the user to make questions and get answers from others using the program. This sort of collaboration can help bring feedback up chains of power and help the well being of employees/students. Feedback is important, and it's good to touch base on how people are feeling. This code is excellent for this purpose.

What it does

It can take information from student responses and average it out to the teachers, and possess a email based security system for teacher info and changes. (It is currently rigged to Colin Pigeon's email in order to verify security.)

How we built it

This project was made entirely in python.

Challenges I ran into

Mostly syntax errors regarding new ideas and such.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

This was my first instance of using python files, as well as my first instance of using outside internet sources for my code.

What I learned

I now have a great degree more understanding of files, which will be useful in the future.

Ideal example of the code running

When starting the code, you can go in several directions. you can respond to questions as a student, read or edit questions as a teacher or end the program. The program allows you to see the average response to the questions you give, as shown by the students. When you edit the questions, all response data is cleared, so you should read the averages first. this allows the teacher to post questions, and get more accurate averages the more people take the test. to prevent students from changing the questions, an email verification is sent to a teacher, who's gmail is in the code, and sent through a burner email. (in this case it is sent to Colin.) Once you get the email, you input the code it gives you, and you gain access to averages and edits. The idea is co-users of the code cannot change the questions due to the password protection.

Built With

• python