The pilot phase of the Brookes ID project was announced in the latest issue of Onstream , the staff magazine of Oxford Brookes University: Brookes ID (Individual Development) is an inclusive co-curricular framework which has been created with students and is a PESE (Programme to enhance the Student Experience) project. It recognises and rewards student engagement and commitment beyond their programme of study and is aligned to the Brookes Guiding Principles. As part of the Brookes ID initiative a new app has been launched which will run this semester as a pilot, leading up to the official launch of Brookes ID expected in September 2017. The Brookes ID app has been developed by the project team (Professor Alison Honour ADSE, Dr Bob Champion PLSE, Lindsay Williams PLSE, Yvonne Aburrow) and the Student Experience team in OBIS, in partnership with students. It monitors the extra and co-curricular activities of students and rewards them with ‘achievements’. Initially the number of activiti...
I have a main controller with some data (fetched by $http.get), and when you click on one item, it pops up a modal with more details. In my modal, there is a button to modify the data (sent by $http.post) which then closes the modal and needs to tell the parent controller to refresh the data, because it has been modified by the event in the modal. NB: if you use my solution - don't forget to add Angular UI bootstrap to your main controller as follows: var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['ui.bootstrap']); HTML <!--MODAL WINDOW for item details --> <script type = "text/ng-template" id = "itemModalContent.html" > < div class = "modal-dialog ng-hide=" hidden "> < div class = "modal-content" > < div class = "modal-header" > < button type = "button" class = "cancel rig...
Usability testing is a useful tool in the developer's toolbox, but needs to be done consistently and fairly in order to make sure that everyone's expectations are met.
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