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"Tell your friends" about OpenEvals.

This will mean we need:

• spiderable in our packages file and
• phantomjs installed on the production server

• Upvote and downvote instructor and course comments
• Sort comments based off highest score, e.g., (upvotes - downvotes), then by creation date.
• Report a comment
  • Send e-mail to moderators.
• Remove a comment (feature limited to moderator and admin roles).
  • Doesn't actually remove the comment (just only shows it to other moderators and admins)

The questions are outlined in this slide deck.

Can we get an updated public version of evals as there are a few improvements we would like to assist with, but this repository is stale for over a year and it looks like this service has changed significantly.

See PR #18.

Issue: From the ELASTICSEARCH_ENDPOINT, a course section code might be represented as WFIT-760-2, whereas our COURSEDATA_ENDPOINTwould represent the data as WFIT-76-02. Since the integration relies on an exact match, the user's section would not show up on their page.

• Group current semester at top
• Show past semester evaluations below

The navbar should be fixed to the top of the page, like on RITPedia. This creates a more app-like experience on mobile, keeps our branding in the spotlight and improves performance.

• Check evaluation records to see if any submissions were made, and display that status in the e-mail.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Explain the purpose of Course Evaluation System.
  • Provide students with a reliable source of information to make course enrollment decisions.
  • Better than alternative services that allow anybody to submit.
• Explain the origin of the service.
  • Project is sponsored by Student Government.
  • Make it clear the project is open source.
• Sell the service.
  • Our reviews are far more light-weight.
  • Offer gift cards to random, non-SG evaluators (permitting clearance from Dir. of Finance)
  • Show data in meaningful ways (e.g., "top professors" feature for a given course)

• Minimum of two prior to showing evaluation data

• Increment by 1 for each evaluation submission

• Display instructor name
• Display instructor aggregate scores
• Display text reviews

Wireframe:

If logged in and eligible to evaluate the currently viewed course, a button should be shown that takes the user directly to that evaluation page.

For example, for term 2141, a student was enrolled in rit-section-2141-BIOL-204-01-s (the lecture) and rit-section-2141-BIOL-204-01L2-s (the lab), but the only review option was for the lecture. Students should be able to review lab section, even if the lab shares the same course number with the lecture component (204).

• Display current term evaluations
• Display "2 minimum evaluations to review evaluations" progress bar

Wireframe: