Make a separate function to write the feedback files all together.

This will require modifying push_to_github() to work for the case when something has been graded but a feedback doesn't exist (maybe if a feedback file doesn't exist but a user wants to push it, then automatically create it?)

Display on question prompting the total points possible for the question.

Check what happens if the assignment to grade involves 2 files, and there is one student who has submitted 1 of those file but not both

Thanks, we see:
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Please fix and resubmit.

Once RStudio becomes screen readable, we should return to this

Hi, thank you for this package, I'm very excited to learn to use it!
I just wanted to report that on the landing page of the repo and the various links for the vignettes the url of the pkgdown site is "mdogucu.github.io/..." but it seems it should be "federicazoe.github.io/..."! It was hard to find the tutorials :)

Add final grade to the output file, as well as the number of points deducted for each rubric item listed in the final output.

• Create new vignette on project team grading with multiple files per team on GitHub
• Add 2 team repos

When grading multiple files (e.g. README.md and hw1.qmd, if a student did not provide README.md, then the system skips the student and starts grading the next one. One of the rubric criteria could be whether they provided README.md or not. In such instances, it would make sense to still be able to grade hw1.qmd and then move onto the next student, rather than skipping the student completely.

• communicate what percentage of grades are missing
• communicate what percentage of grades have not been graded yet
• add messages like 'almost there! you only need to grade XX more students'

Please consider adding preprint to

• README
• website
• citation info. See example for tidytext

It would be great to have push_to_canvas() type of function

write_friendly_rubric(rubric_path, friendly_format = TRUE)

This could be a function that writes a simplified version of the rubric used for grading, with three columns: question name, feedback, score. When friendly_format = TRUE, some make up is done to question names to make them more readable, e.g. underscores/hyphens in question names are substituted with spaces and capitalization is applied.

The utility is that the resulting rubric can be distributed to students as is.

Make the function check if there are no partially graded assignments, and if there are not then do not ask for those preferences

The push_to_github() function uses the argument create_issues but the documentation uses the argument push_issues.

• Update package to allow for comments at each question
• Change argument order
• Update vignette images
• Add to vignette image of final grade sheet
• Add to vignette identifier comment
• Add to vignette about comments

• Add capability for user to specify an existing feedback file that we will just append the text to
• Add option to print grade decomposition to feedback file

Currently the final gradesheet is not ensured to have columns in the same order as the original class roster, but we would like that!

Create function that produces a grading report out of the grading log with, e.g.:

• Students whose assignment is missing
• Question-level summaries: e.g. numerical summaries, plots
• Assignment-level summaries

• Would allow use of our package (rubric prompting, grade recording, and feedback file creation) to grade assignments that don't comply with allowed submission types, or physical assignments