Introduction

Prerequisites

Coding lab contents overview

Coding lab user interface overview

Lab content control elements

Preparing a coding lab

Creating a coding lab

Copying the lab Git repository to your local machine

Adding theoretical content

Adding images to .md files

Adding practical content

Automatically generating an exercise

Manually creating an exercise

Adding tests to check exercise solution

Creating input tests

Adding tests for multi-step exercises

Adding tests for single-step exercises

Configuring the lab settings

Configuring common lab settings

Configuring exercise settings

Hiding correct answers in tests

Pinning files for learners

Configuring the lab completion order

Enabling the terminal in the lab

Enabling checks for plagiarism

Creating a Jupyter Notebook lab

Configuring automatically assessed Jupyter Notebook labs

Configuring manually assessed Jupyter Notebook labs

Configuring unassessed Jupyter Notebook labs

Installing required libraries to Jupyter Notebook labs

Hiding assessment tests from learners

Testing your coding lab

Running tests in an exercise

Publishing your coding lab

Adding a coding lab to your course

Additional information

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Introduction

Using coding labs is an effective way to teach learners programming. Coding Lab is a coding lab that can be shipped either embedded into Learning Management System or as a stand alone solution.

You can develop coding labs in the following languages (or formats):

C
C++
Eiffel
Haskell
HTML, CSS, JS
Java
Javascript
Jupyter Notebook
Golang
Kotlin
Multi-language
NodeJs
Python

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