diff --git a/website_files/Projects/KTP/index.md b/website_files/Projects/KTP/index.md index d2734c9..961990a 100644 --- a/website_files/Projects/KTP/index.md +++ b/website_files/Projects/KTP/index.md @@ -38,16 +38,9 @@ Optimising the STACK codebase so that larger datasets can be processed is key to ## Outcomes The currently released project outcomes of the project include: -1. Release of the first version of the `parsons` question block in STACK v4.5.0 ([Documentation](https://docs.stack-assessment.org/en/Topics/Parsons/)). This question block allows authors to write drag-and-drop proof assessment questions, where students must re-arrange pre-written steps into a correct order. General tools for generating specific line-by-line feedback and assessing non-unique answers are included. An example of the user interface and automated line-by-line feedback are displayed below. - -Parson's student interface - -Parson's feedback - -2. Release of the second version of the `parsons` question block in STACK v4.6.0 ([Documentation](https://docs.stack-assessment.org/en/Topics/Matching/)). This block now supports more general layouts involving multiple columns and grids, which allow the student to drag items to specific groups or specific points on a grid. An example of a question in the grid layout is given below. - -Grid Parson's example +1. Release of the first version of the `parsons` question block in STACK v4.5.0 ([Documentation](https://docs.stack-assessment.org/en/Topics/Parsons/)). This question block allows authors to write drag-and-drop proof assessment questions, where students must re-arrange pre-written steps into a correct order. General tools for generating specific line-by-line feedback and assessing non-unique answers are included. An example of the user interface and automated line-by-line feedback are displayed below. Parson's student interface Parson's feedback +2. Release functionality for matching problems as a the second version of the `parsons` question block in STACK v4.6.0 ([Documentation](https://docs.stack-assessment.org/en/Topics/Matching/)). This block now supports more general layouts involving multiple columns and grids, which allow the student to drag items to specific groups or specific points on a grid. An example of a question in the grid layout is given below. Grid Parson's example 3. Optimisations of the STACK code were released in v4.6.0, details [here](https://docs.stack-assessment.org/en/Developer/Optimising_STACK_for_large_Maxima_variables/), which saw processing speeds of up to 274 times faster when generating dummy datasets in a question. ## People