EduSteem is a educational organization tool for traditional and non traditional schools based on the process of "reflective learning" and what we have deemed "micro-scholarships".
In order to move the class along the teacher sets classes as being "In Progress." We can set more than one class to this mode which causes an issue on the students interface.
I installed qtcreator from Ubuntu's archives, and also a bunch of qt*-dev packages to get it to build, but now it's failing to run with the following error:
QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component qrc:/main.qml:2 module "QtQuick.Window" version 2.11 is not installed
Originally it was my hope to have a clean and cluttered free editor for users to "just type" I realize now this is the wrong way to do it. Hopefully this will make things even better going forward
When a teacher has no lesson for the day scheduled (I've fallen behind on lesson planning) a dialog should appear to allow quick entry into creating the lesson. The dialog should only contain as much as is needed to successfully set the class as active.
Each student will have a final task to complete each week after completing all the lessons. This will be in the form of an automatically generated report that includes the students work in each subject. The student will the have the ability to post their work to the STEEM network for micro-scholarship rewards.