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:pray: "Fair allocation" moodle activity

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In this PR we added a subplugin type for the module, which allows to specify an own algorithm implementation.

It is hard for the teacher to identify, how many students have already voted.

Hi Tobi, this request developed in a discussion with a teacher and from the use case it's kind of related to that one of issue #103. Our teachers are quite...

Effort: High
Priority: Medium

The page behind "Show allocation statistics" displays a count of students who have not been assigned to a choice. It does not distinguish those that weren't assigned because they have...

enhancement

It would be great to implement an option to kick participants from the survey and afterwards reallocate the surviving participants to the options. In our case we had more applications...

Effort: High
Priority: Medium

While doing the seat assignments, we need to give higher priority to students from higher study semesters not just the preferences provided by students. As a matter of fact, in...

Hi, I added a feature for replacing the modified Edmonds-Karp algorithm with the usage of LP solvers like SCIP or IBM's CPLEX. Nevertheless, selecting other solvers like the modified Edmonds-Karp...

Hi, I miss a "Min number" of members of a group. Is it possible to implement such a feature? Or give me hint where to patch direct the code with...

Effort: High
Priority: Medium

One of the reasons to create mod_groupdistribution initially was to distribute tutorial sessions among students. This means that the choices correspond to time and date of the sessions and students...

Effort: Very High
Priority: Low

There is the wish to allocate choices to groups instead of users. This makes huge changes in both the algorithm and the UI necessary. Necessary features: - Checkbox to enable...

Effort: Very High
Priority: Low