I just noticed that it's 1 year ago to the day that the first version
of Monassis went live. It was version 0.1, which had 6 templates and supported only numeric and multiple choice responses.
We now have more than 650 templates and can interpret chemical compounds, equations and spectroscopic notation, multiple choice, coordinates, mathematical expressions, equations and inequalities, factorised and expanded polynomials, proper fractions, decimal numbers, intervals and lists!
The main purpose of the v0.1 release was to have Grant Hillebrand's class try out the system and give some feedback on how to improve it. The practice service has come a long way since then thanks to a great templating team and some very strong support and great feedback from school teachers and learners.
To celebrate the occasion there's a small release going out today. (Ok, that's not entirely causal. I was actually preparing this release and then noticed that v0.1 went out on 28 September 2011.)
In this release:
The main purpose of the v0.1 release was to have Grant Hillebrand's class try out the system and give some feedback on how to improve it. The practice service has come a long way since then thanks to a great templating team and some very strong support and great feedback from school teachers and learners.
To celebrate the occasion there's a small release going out today. (Ok, that's not entirely causal. I was actually preparing this release and then noticed that v0.1 went out on 28 September 2011.)
In this release:
- Implemented equation responses
- Better error reporting.
- Support for logarithms with non-default base using underscore notation.
Some more prep for releasing on mobile and Mxit.
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