Elephant Students seamlessly integrates with other Elephant and BrightSide modules. Its main purpose is to allow a Challenger
to post challenges related to BrightSide entities. The Student
will then be able to respond to those challenges, by itself or in a group.
In order to create the Students structure, some actors are essential.
The first step will be to create a University
and add one or more Dean
. Next, add some Career
along with their Tutor
.
The application will recognize a potential Student
because its Email
connector. When creating a University
we gave some domain terminations, ex. @university.edu. Whenever the user has an email ending with those termination, becomes marked as a potential Student
and it's proposed to choose which careers is pursuing.
Platform administrators can be challengers for any Elephant or BrightSide. Each module extends the capability to be a Challenger
based on how users participate.
BrightSide Dossier defines as a Challenger
users participating in a project
. Those users are presented with a Add challenge button within the project they participate on.
Role |
What can see |
Dean |
|
Tutor |
|
Challenger, patron and partner |
|
Student |
|
From within an entity, the Students module provides ways of interaction, depending the user's role.
A usual flow would be the student asking to participate in a project. As a result, the student will appear as a project participant and could be convocated when the project is used as convocation's entity (see Convocatòries ).
A challenger can add challenges despite there are or there are not, students participating. Students will see the challenges in their own challenges view. If there are students participating, the challenger will see their names and careers.
The challenger can edit the challenge by giving an unambiguous title, a rich-text description and attaching documents when required.
A student can add a response to a challenge once has read what the challenge is about.
The student can respond using a rich-text description, including images. Also can add other students to the response.
The final view for the challenger is a resume of all interactions and the implicated actors.