React-Basics-and-React-State---Greetings-with-Props---l7o1lcjfa8wn
Greeting new students at newton school., we are suppose to create a welcome page for new students when they login on our site..
We want to isolate main component from greeting text so we choose to create a welcome component that takes name as input and output a welcome message.
- Create a Welcome component(greeting message) in Welcome.js
- Use React functional component to do so.
- Output the welcome message “Hey !" where name is name of the student using h1 tag.
- Also render the “Welcome to Newton School.” using h2 tag.
- A prop named “name” will be passed to Welcome component use it in writing greeting text.
Acceptance criteria
- Welcome message should be as given in the Details section.
- Use of functional component.
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Create an individual assignment
You can create an assignment for students in your course to complete individually.
Who can use this feature?
Organization owners who are admins for a classroom can create and manage individual assignments for a classroom. For more information on classroom admins, see " Manage classrooms ."
In this article
Note: In January 2024, GitHub Classroom will change the way student repositories are created from starter code repositories. Currently, the process requires starter code repositories to be templates, and GitHub Classroom creates a new repository for each student based on that template. With the upcoming change, student repositories will be created by forking the starter code repository.
This change addresses a frequently requested feature from teachers: the ability to change starter code after an assignment has been accepted by students.
You can read more about this change on the GitHub blog .
This feature is in public beta and subject to change.
About individual assignments
An individual assignment is coursework for each student who participates in a course on GitHub Classroom. The student is intended to complete an individual assignment without help from other students.
When a student accepts an assignment, GitHub Classroom automatically creates a new repository for the student. The repositories can be empty, or you can create the repositories from a template repository with starter code, documentation, tests, and other resources. Each assignment repository belongs to your organization account on GitHub.
Each assignment has a title and an optional deadline. You can choose the visibility of repositories that GitHub Classroom creates and choose access permissions. You can also automatically grade assignments and create a dedicated space to discuss the assignment with the student.
You can reuse existing assignments in any other classroom you have admin access to, including classrooms in a different organization. For more information, see " Reuse an assignment ."
Prerequisites
You must create a classroom before you can create an assignment. For more information, see " Manage classrooms ."
Creating an assignment
- Sign into GitHub Classroom .
- Navigate to a classroom.
- If this your first assignment, click Create an assignment .
- Otherwise, click New assignment on the right side.
Setting up the basics for an assignment
Name your assignment, decide whether to assign a deadline, and choose the visibility of assignment repositories.
Naming an assignment
Assigning a deadline for an assignment, choosing an assignment type, choosing a visibility for assignment repositories.
For an individual assignment, GitHub Classroom names repositories by the repository prefix and the student's GitHub username. By default, the repository prefix is the assignment title. For example, if you name an assignment "assignment-1" and the student's username on GitHub is @octocat, the name of the assignment repository for @octocat will be assignment-1-octocat .
Under "Assignment title", type a title for the assignment. Optionally, click to edit the prefix.
Optionally, you can assign a deadline to the assignment. Under "Deadline (optional)", click in the text field, then use the date picker to assign a deadline.
Optionally, to make the deadline a cutoff date, select This is a cutoff date . If you use a cutoff date, students will lose write access to their assignment repositories after the cutoff date has passed unless they receive an extension. For more information on extending assignment deadlines, see " Extending an assignment's deadline for an individual or group ."
Under "Individual or group assignment", select the drop-down menu, and click Individual assignment . You can't change the assignment type after you create the assignment. If you'd rather create a group assignment, see " Create a group assignment ."
The repositories for an assignment can be public or private. If you use private repositories, only the student or team can see the feedback you provide.
You can also decide whether to grant students admin permissions to the repository for an assignment. Grant admin permissions if the student should be able to perform administrative tasks for the assignment repository. For more information, see " About repositories " and " Repository roles for an organization ."
Under "Repository visibility", select a visibility. Optionally, select Grant students admin access to their repository .
When you're done, click Continue to configure starter code and a development environment for the assignment.
Adding starter code and configuring a development environment
Optionally, decide whether to provide empty repositories or starter code, and preconfigure a development environment for your students.
Choosing a template repository
Choosing an integrated development environment (ide).
By default, a new assignment will create an empty repository for each student on the roster for the classroom. You can optionally choose a template repository as starter code for the assignment. For more information about template repositories, see " Creating a template repository ."
Note: The template repository must belong to your organization or be a public repository on GitHub.
Under "Add a template repository to give students starter code", select the Select a repository drop-down, then type a search query. In the list of results, click the template repository you'd like to use for starter code.
When you're done, click Continue to configure automatic grading and feedback for the project.
You can optionally configure an assignment to use an integrated development environment (IDE). IDEs allow your students to write code, run programs, and collaborate without installing Git and a full development toolchain on the student's computer. If you choose an IDE for an assignment, students can still check out and run code locally on a computer with the necessary software. For more information, see " Integrate GitHub Classroom with an IDE ."
You can choose to configure an assignment with GitHub Codespaces to give students access to a browser-based Visual Studio Code environment with one-click setup. For more information, see " Using GitHub Codespaces with GitHub Classroom ."
To choose an IDE for the assignment, select the Add an editor drop-down menu and click the IDE you'd like your students to use.
Providing feedback for an assignment
Optionally, you can automatically grade assignments and create a space for discussing each submission with the student.
Testing assignments automatically
Creating a pull request for feedback.
You can use autograding to automatically check a student's work for an assignment on GitHub Classroom. You configure tests for an assignment, and the tests run immediately every time a student pushes to an assignment repository on GitHub.com. The student can view the test results, make changes, and push to see new results. For more information, see " Use autograding ."
Under "Add autograding tests", select the Add test drop-down menu, then click the grading method you want to use. For more information, see " Use autograding ."
Define the parameters of your test case, like the name, commands, inputs, outputs, timeout, and points. When you're done, click Save test case .
You can add more tests with the Add test drop-down menu, and you can edit or delete existing tests with or .
You can automatically create a pull request where you can provide feedback and answer a student's questions about an assignment. For more information about the review of changes in a pull request, see " Reviewing changes in pull requests ." For more information on leaving feedback in a pull request, see " Leave feedback with pull requests ."
To create pull requests for the discussion of feedback, select Enable feedback pull requests .
To create the assignment, click Create assignment .
Inviting students to an assignment
By default, GitHub Classroom enables an invitation URL for each assignment you create. Students can accept and submit the assignment while the invitation URL is enabled. You can share the URL with your students on your LMS, course homepage, or wherever you post assignments. Students can also navigate to the assignment on GitHub Classroom if the student has already accepted an assignment for the classroom.
Warning : Be careful where you share invitation URLs. Anyone with an invitation URL for an assignment can accept the invitation and associate a personal account on GitHub with an identifier in your roster.
You can see whether a student has joined the classroom and accepted or submitted an assignment in the Classroom roster tab for the assignment. You can also link students' GitHub aliases to their associated roster identifier and vice versa in this tab. To prevent acceptance or submission of an assignment by students, you can change the "Assignment Status" within the "Edit assignment" view. When an assignment is Active, students will be able to accept it using the invitation link. When it is Inactive, this link will no longer be valid.
Monitoring students' progress
The assignment overview page provides an overview of your assignment acceptances and student progress. For more information on viewing and using the assignment overview page, see " Monitor students' progress with the assignment overview page ."
Once you create the assignment, students can start work on the assignment using Git and GitHub's features. Students can clone the repository, push commits, manage branches, create and review pull requests, address merge conflicts, and discuss changes with issues. Both you and student can review the commit history for the repository. For more information, see " Get started with GitHub documentation ," " Repositories documentation ," and " Collaborating with pull requests ."
When a student finishes an assignment, you can review the files in the repository, or you can review the history and visualizations for the repository to better understand the student's work. For more information, see " Viewing activity and data for your repository ."
You can provide feedback for an assignment by commenting on individual commits or lines in a pull request. For more information, see " Commenting on a pull request " and " Creating an issue ." For more information about creating saved replies to provide feedback for common errors, see " About saved replies ."
Further reading
- " GitHub Global Campus for teachers "
- " Connect a learning management system course to a classroom "
- " Using GitHub Classroom with GitHub CLI "
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