Advanced Use Cases of Multi-Part Course-Use Case

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker explains how to use a multi-part system where the user does not select which child they are assigned to, but rather the system randomly assigns them. This feature is useful for courses with multiple exams that are statistically similar but need to be taken randomly to prevent cheating. The video shows an example of a course with three children (variants) and demonstrates how the system automatically assigns one child to the user when they open the course. The administrator can see which variant the user was assigned to, and each user can be assigned a different variant for fairness. This demonstrates how multi-part systems with random child selection can be used effectively.

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Creation Year 2019

Keywords

multi-part system

random child selection

course variants

preventing cheating

fairness