Autolab | Course management service that enables auto | Learning library

We released new documentation! Check it out here. We are currently in the process of updating our documentation to work with our newest release of Autolab, v2.5.0, which has been upgraded to Rails 5 from Rails 4.
Add a test database in database.yml. Create and migrate the database. Do not forget to use RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec in front of every rake/rails command.
Add a test database in database.yml
Create and migrate the database. RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rails db:create RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rails db:migrate Do not forget to use RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec in front of every rake/rails command.
Create necessary directories. mkdir attachments/ tmp/
Autolab has been upgraded from Rails 4 to Rails 5 after almost a year of effort! There are still some small bugs to be fixed, but it should not affect the core functionality of Autolab. Please file an issue if you believe you have found a bug.
The File Tree shows file hierarchy of student’s submission Click on a file to open Click on a folder to expand
The Symbol Tree allows you to jump quickly to functions in the student’s code Click on a function to jump
You can easily switch between submissions and files Up/down arrow keys change file Right/left arrow keys change submission
How to use new annotation system: Make annotations with grade adjustments Important: annotations can only be made for non-autograded problems (to preserve the original autograded score of the autograded problem) Annotations grade changes summarized by the Annotations table on the right
New: Score for problem automatically updates after annotation score changes based on the following formula (this no longer has to be done manually on the Gradebook):
For example, a way to grade style in a deductive manner would be to set the max score for the Style problem, and make annotations with negative score for style violations and zero score for good style
Tables are more standardized
Fixed text overflowing issues on Gradebook modals
Improved standardization and UI for annotations on PDF submissions
Course assistants are now able to submit assignments early