Automate Classcraft and Moodle Workshop using this Wizard

Classcraft.py and Moodle.py are the two main files here.

Moodle.py automates some actions (all optional) of Moodle's Workshop activity, e.g.:

• auto-download of all submittion files + renaming them as course acronym - workshop's name - student's name, e.g. MAS - Assignment 1 - Alice Babbage.zip -- only one file supported;
• detect statistical outliers in grades received by assignments (optionally setting their weight values to 0);
• detect students who submitted assignments but gave no grades (optionally reducing their total received grade to 70%);
• receive a subset of 15% randomly selected assignments (e.g. for manually grading);
• receive a list of names of students who submitted top 10% of the graded assignments (points for grades given are not accounted for, only grades received);
• receive a list of names of students who submitted bottom 10% of the graded assignments (points for grades given are not accounted for, only grades received);
• store grades to Google Sheets;
• apply pre-defined behaviours in Classcraft, positive or negative behaviour, to the top and bottom 10% of the graded assignments.

Classcraft.py automates some actions of the gamified e-learning platform Classcraft, e.g.:

• detect students who submitted the final assignment of a quest:
  • early,
  • on time,
  • late,
  • never;
• according to the time when students submitted their assignment of the last task of a quest, apply specific positive or negative behaviours to individual students;
• apply specific behaviours from a given JSON containing names of students, indicator of positive or negative behaviours and the serial number of the applicable behaviour.

Help on using the defined arguments of either Classcraft.py or Moodle.py can be printed out using -h.

Specific methods defined within either of the base files can be used externally, although the DRIVER must usually be defined.

Classcraft.py generates a .json file with the behaviours it applied. Moodle.py generates a .txt file with its results.

The following non-default Python3 modules are used:

• selenium - requires chromedriver to be located in the folder of either Classcraft.py or Moodle.py
• pyautogui
• pyperclip
• numpy
• gspread - requires extra setup of Google Sheets API

Moodle and Classcraft login credentials are stored in file credentials.py as:

creds = {
    "user": "username",
    "password": "p4ssw0rd"
} # Moodle login

ccreds = {
    "user": "username",
    "password": "p4ssw0rd"
} # Classcraft login