Educational Resources View

Page Version: 1.0

This page serves as the central hub for managing, distributing, and publishing educational content. It provides a comprehensive interface where teachers can browse educational resources (Edu-Items), assign them to students, and generate formatted educational materials using customizable templates. The page supports both immediate distribution to specific students and bulk content generation for classroom-wide use.

Educational Resources Main Interface

Main Educational Resources Interface

Table of Contents

Interface Overview Navigation & Operations Resource Management Distribution Workflow Template System Advanced Features

Interface Overview

Layout Structure

The interface is organized into a 3×2 grid layout:

Default Display Settings

Header Components

Header Section with Filters

Header Section with Filtering Tools

Resource Browsing

The main display area shows educational resources in a card-based grid. Each card represents an individual Edu-Item with the following information:

Tip: Click on any resource card to select it. Selected cards are highlighted with a visible title bar. Multiple cards can be selected for batch operations.

Card Operations

Selection & Interaction

Grid Navigation

Resource Management

Filtering System

The Source Filter input field allows you to search through educational resources using various criteria:

Note: Filtering is case-insensitive and supports partial matching. The system searches across multiple fields simultaneously for comprehensive results.

Data Loading Strategy

The system implements efficient data loading to handle large resource collections:

Distribution Workflow

Direct Distribution to Students

When accessed from the Student List page with pre-selected students, the distribution process is streamlined:

  1. Select Resources: Choose one or more educational items from the grid
  2. Configure Distribution: Click the distribute button to open distribution options
  3. Set Timeline:
    • Distribution Time: Defaults to current date (editable)
    • Deadline: Defaults to 7 days from current date (editable)
  4. Review & Confirm: System shows a summary of selected items and target students
  5. Execute Distribution: Confirm to assign items to all selected students
Distribution Options Menu

Distribution Configuration Dialog

Success Confirmation: After successful distribution, the system displays a notification showing the number of items assigned and the number of students who received them.

Bulk Content Generation

When accessed without pre-selected students, the system shifts to bulk content generation mode:

Template System

Available Templates

The system includes two primary templates for educational content generation:

01 - Classroom Quiz

Template Configuration Dialog

Classroom quiz configuration Dialog

output of classroom quiz

output of classroom quiz

02 - Formal Exam

Comprehensive examination papers

Formal exam configuration Dialog

Formal exam configuration Dialog

output of formal exam

output of formal exam

Template Configuration

Each template supports language-specific configuration and automatic dimension calculation:

Template Location: Template files are stored in \resources\templates\ directory. Each template consists of an HTML file and a JSON configuration file.

Content Generation Process

  1. Template Validation: System checks template file existence and integrity
  2. HTML Generation: Selected content is formatted according to template rules
  3. Placeholder Replacement: All template variables are replaced with actual content
  4. Dimension Calculation: Pixel dimensions are calculated based on DPI settings
  5. PDF Preview: Generated content is displayed in a preview window
  6. Export Options: Content can be saved as PDF or printed directly

Advanced Features

Database Integration

The Educational Resources View integrates seamlessly with the application database:

Performance Optimizations

Loading Efficiency

UI Responsiveness

Accessibility Features

Important: When generating PDF content, ensure all template fields are properly filled. Missing required information may result in incomplete or incorrectly formatted output.
Best Practice: For large distributions, consider using the bulk generation feature first to create materials, then distribute physical or digital copies. This approach reduces database load and provides consistent materials to all students.