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At this point in history, the idea of a web-based automated assessment system for programming education is no longer new.
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But still, more and more new platforms were being written.[fn:: See also https://xkcd.com/927/.]
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All of these platforms support automated assessment of code submitted by students, but try to differentiatie themselves through the features they offer.
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The FPGE platform by\nbsp{}[cite/t:@paivaManagingGamifiedProgramming2022] offers gamification features.
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iWeb-TD\nbsp{}[cite:@fonsecaWebbasedPlatformMethodology2023] integrates a full-fledged editor.
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PLearn\nbsp{}[cite:@vasyliukDesignImplementationUkrainianLanguage2023] recommends extra exercises to its users.
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JavAssess\nbsp{}[cite:@insaAutomaticAssessmentJava2018] tries to automate grading.
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And finally, GradeIT\nbsp{}[cite:@pariharAutomaticGradingFeedback2017] features automatic hint generation.
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But still, more and more new platforms were being written.[fn:: For a possible explanation, see https://xkcd.com/927/.]
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All of these platforms support automated assessment of code submitted by students, but try to differentiate themselves through the features they offer.
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The FPGE platform by\nbsp{}[cite/t:@paivaManagingGamifiedProgramming2022] offers gamification, iWeb-TD\nbsp{}[cite:@fonsecaWebbasedPlatformMethodology2023] integrates a full-fledged editor, PLearn\nbsp{}[cite:@vasyliukDesignImplementationUkrainianLanguage2023] recommends extra exercises to its users, JavAssess\nbsp{}[cite:@insaAutomaticAssessmentJava2018] tries to automate grading, and GradeIT\nbsp{}[cite:@pariharAutomaticGradingFeedback2017] features automatic hint generation.
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** Learning analytics and educational data mining
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:PROPERTIES:
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In Chapter\nbsp{}[[#chap:feedback]], we first give an overview of how Dodona changed manual assessment in our own educational context.
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We then finish the chapter with some recent work on a machine learning method we developed to predict what feedback teachers will give when manually assessing student submissions.
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Finally, Chapter\nbsp{}[[#chap:discussion]] concludes the dissertation with some discussion on the previous chapters and some possibilities for future work.
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Finally, Chapter\nbsp{}[[#chap:discussion]] concludes the dissertation with some discussion on the current status of Dodona, the research related to it, and some possibilities for future work.
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* What is Dodona?
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