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It depends a bit on what you want them to write code in. R Shiny has some built in e-learning functionality with interactive documents. At least two packages wi
by rmbeard 8y ago
It depends a bit on what you want them to write code in. R Shiny has some built in e-learning functionality with interactive documents. At least two packages will let you-develop e-learning materials. If you use Python Jupyter notebooks have a an ability to be graded which would allow grading of code. I would then recommend Piazza for cimmunication with students as it supports code formatting and math in the form of LaTeX support.