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Inline default assessment sets and tags #4
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Should we rethink our default questions at all? At the very least, we should probably pull in the official "template" question versions of these, but maybe we can pare down the list a bit?
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I'm very much in favor of cleaning these up.
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I'm very much in favor of cleaning these up.
{ | ||
"name": "Gallery", | ||
"color": "orange1", | ||
"description": "Gallery of questions" |
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Change this to "Template" or "Example" or something?
"heading": "Gallery of questions using different PrairieLearn elements", | ||
"color": "orange1", | ||
"description": "Gallery of questions" | ||
}, |
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Can we get rid of the Gallery assessment set? I don't think anyone will want this in their course.
This PR is being done in preparation for removing the default lists of assessment sets and tags from PrairieLearn itself. Explicitly listing everything in the course will ensure that courses start with a reasonable set of defaults while still retaining full control over what they're using.