Release notes for web applications

We released Tabula 2020.6.7 on Wednesday 24^th June 2020. In this version:

• When their students are affected, departments are now notified of changes to confirmed marks for modules in other departments. Email notifications are sent to Departmental Administrators in affected departments.
• We fixed a bug affecting marks uploaded to SITS via Coursework Management. These marks were appearing in the Marks Management component as 'out of sync'.

We released Tabula 2020.6.6 on Tuesday 23^rd June 2020. In this version we completed some work on exam grids:

• The assessment breakdown for an individual student now includes:
  • The same mark history popups that are used in the Marks Management component.
  • The weighting of each assessment component.
• We fixed some bugs, including one that prevented graduation benchmark calculations appearing on benchmark breakdown pages when there was no mark for the current year.

We released Tabula 2020.6.5 on Monday 22^nd June 2020. In this version:

• In the Marks Management component:
  • We ensured that resit marks for assessment components are capped at the appropriate level when calculating module marks.
  • The mark history popups for module and component marks now include 'Status' and 'Operation' columns.
  • We added the student’s name to the mark history popups on the 'Record component marks' page. They were already present in the popups on the 'Calculate module marks' page.
  • We accommodated reassessment via a different assessment method. You can now record component marks for these, which are used in the module mark calculation in place of the mark from the original assessment.
  • The main Marks Management page now loads faster.
  • We fixed a bug that caused marks from resits and further first sits to be incorrectly labelled as 'Agreed' marks. Such marks are now labelled 'Resit' or 'Further first sit', as appropriate.
• In exam grids:
  • Unconfirmed actual marks are now highlighted, as shown in the key at the top of each grid.
  • Where a module was subject to a missing marks adjustment and no module marks were awarded, 'FM' is now shown on the grid in place of a mark. 'Pass', 'Fail', or 'No result', is shown in brackets, as appropriate. For grids set to show component marks, 'FM' is also used for affected assessment components.

We released SiteBuilder 2.442 on Tuesday 7^th July 2020. In this version:

• We replaced the Flash-based charts on the 'Stats' tab in SiteBuilder with a table that enables you to toggle the inclusion of the following information:
  • User type (staff, student, other, logged out)
  • User location (campus residence, campus other, off campus)
  • The figures in the above categories as percentages of the total
• We also replaced the Flash-based charts that were available on the go.warwick 'My redirects' tab with tables of figures. You can see these when you select a figure in the 'Hits in last
  [7 d. | 6 w. | 6 m.]' column. These changes were made due to Adobe's plan to stop supporting Flash by the end of 2020, and due to the phasing out of Flash support within web browsers.
• We made more accessibility improvements, for example embedded news and calendar feeds are now easier to navigate using screen reader software.
• We fixed a bug that affected resource booking pages: to choose a resource other than the first one, users had to select it twice.

We released SiteBuilder 2.441 on Tuesday 30^th June 2020. In this version:

• We made some more accessibility improvements:
  • Sortable tables are now easier to use with screen reader software.
  • We made it easier to use popups, such as those for making resource bookings, with just a keyboard. When you <Tab> through the options and reach the last one you now cycle round to the first, rather than leaving the popup.
• Pages with a long link caption and restricted permissions now appear in the local navigation with an ellipsis and the usual padlock icon at the end of the caption, rather than "Restricted...".
• On 'Researcher Profile' and 'Multiple Researcher Profiles' pages, lists of more than 20 authors are now truncated. An 'et al' link is added, which opens a popup containing the full list.