Student's opinions about System for automatic assessment of programming tasks Projekt Tomo
Gregor Jer\v{s}e, Matija Lokar

TL;DR
This paper presents an analysis of high school students' opinions on Projekt Tomo, an online system designed to facilitate learning programming, based on questionnaire data to guide future improvements.
Contribution
It provides insights into student perceptions of Projekt Tomo, highlighting areas for enhancement based on detailed survey analysis.
Findings
Positive reception from students and teachers
Identified areas for system improvement
Insights into student preferences and challenges
Abstract
In a previous paper a web service called Projekt Tomo intended to ease the process of learning programming for teachers and students has been described. Since the service received a very warm welcome from teachers and students alike we decided to collect additional information on the students' view of the service in order to improve it even further. In the paper we briefly present our web service and a detailed analysis of the questionnaire handed out to the students of the highschool level programming course in Python.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEducational Technology and Assessment · Educational Research and Pedagogy · Teaching and Learning Programming
