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Welcome to the FROG wiki! These documents are works in progress, and might not reflect the exact state of the code right now.

Research and introduction

Videos

• Pierre Dillenbourg's Keynote at EdMedia (from ~15:00 he talks about Orchestration Graphs) (35:14)
• FROG talk at Virtuelle Hochschule Symposium 2018 in Lübeck, with live demo.
  • Full talk with demo (includes both of the videos below) (35.26)
  • Full demo (includes video below) (9.47)
  • Only live-part of demo (4.47)
  • Slides
• Hypothesis, RSS feeds, drag and drop (4:43)
• External operators and semantic understanding (9:31)
• Learning Items
  • First PR ready for implementation (8:28)
  • First Prototype (5:00)
• External operators and NLP (9:31)
• FROG: Rich embeddable activities for collaborative learning. EduHubDays 2018. (23:18)
• WebRTC for group communication (0:43)
• Embedding H5P activities in FROG (4:45)
• Prototype of FROG stand-alone activities with streaming analytics (22:03)

Up-to-date

• Installation and initial setup (3:21)
• Preview functionality (10:49)
• How to use the graph editor and teacher orchestration view (17:25)

Old

• How to create a new activity in FROG (24:30)
• 8 min video showing designing and running a graph where students work on Hypothes.is annotations
• 44 min presentation at UPF in Barcelona where Stian describes his PhD thesis, and the ideas and architecture behind FROG

Papers

• FROG: rapid prototyping of collaborative learning scenarios. EC-TEL, Tallinn, 12-15 September, 2017.
• Orchestration Graphs: Enabling Rich Social Pedagogical Scenarios in MOOCs. Learning at Scale, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, April 20-21, 2017.
  • paper
  • demo paper
  • poster
  • short scenario video

Other

• Post about how we use ShareDB
• Redesign process

Development

Onboarding of developers

• Code style, testing etc.
• Development workflow and tools
• FAQ/Common problems

Deployment, multi-server setup

• Deployment
• Dashboard processing server

Specs/definitions

• Activity Package
• Learning Items
• socialStructure
• activityData
• ControlStructureT
• Type checking
• Type definitions
• Flow of social structure
• Headless activity API
• Dashboards
• Versioning-Activities-Operators

Meteor tips

• Running two local servers in development

Other resources

• FROG architecture - this gives you a rough overview of how the different parts fit together. It does not specify APIs etc, and many details might have changed already.
• Chestnut Hill specification - we have played with the idea of making a generic specification for rich interoperability of activities and operators with other learning tools, and these are sketches. So far very loose thoughts, but happy to discuss with anyone.
  • Draft of activity API - further to the Chestnut Hill specification, an extremely early draft of an activity API