For easier off-line processing (e.g. when traveling or to do further analysis of the code) it would be useful to be able to download all submissions to a certain exercise (including sub-questions).

For the .pdf submissions this would also allow for easier printing.

Submitted by Mathijs de Weerdt on 16 December 2014 at 10:19

For file submissions, we could provide a zipped download.
Which other type of exercises would you like to process offline and how would you like to view them?

Also for (java) code it could be useful to have a zip file with the java source files for off-line analysis.

I can imagine a download possibility at every level of the exercise tree where the answers to the questions are stored in a folder per student, and such that the leaves of the tree are files in a (sub)folder (such that we would have pdf file and java code of the same student in the same folder). E.g., suppose we have:

• homework exercises
  • hw1 (pdf)
  • hw2 (pdf)
• practical exercises
  • practical exercise 1
    • code
  • practical exercise 2
    • code 1
    • code 2
    • report (pdf)

Then if we would download the whole tree, we would get a folder per student containing:

• homework exercises/
  • hw1.pdf
  • hw2.pdf
• practical exercises/
  • practical exercise 2/
    • code1.java
    • code2.java
    • report.pdf

Work in progress. It will create a zip file with the above mentioned folder structure. The toplevel directory will have directories for each student, and each student will have the folder structure equal to the assignment tree of published assignments.

It will only include (paths to) submissions for which a file export makes sense, which will be:
- Programming questions (with solution and test file)
- File Submission questions
- Peer-review questions
- Essay questions

Additionally, a URL-file to open the submission link will be included.