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You (teacher) first setup the exercise in CodeJudge, usually by uploading some test cases and a solution.
The students can now submit code to the exercise.
CodeJudge will then instantly run the test cases on the submitted code, and show the results to the students.
You can see the progress of your students both as charts, or by navigating to the specific exercises.
That's the basic workflow in CodeJudge. This can be used in many different scenarios - see the examples.
Practice exercises. Let your students get instant feedback on their practice exercises even when you do not have time to give it yourself.
Hand-ins. Greatly simplify the grading of hand-ins. Using CodeJudge you do not have to spent time getting their code run, but can focus on the evaluation.
Competitions. Challenge the students to do their best by running competitions with live scoreboards.
Exams. Easily host programming exams where students are evaluated on their actual programming skills.
Practice exercises. Let your students get instant feedback on their practice exercises even when you do not have time to give it yourself.
Hand-ins. Greatly simplify the grading of hand-ins. Using CodeJudge you do not have to spent time getting their code run, but can focus on the evaluation.
Competitions. Challenge the students to do their best by running competitions with live scoreboards.
Exams. Easily host programming exams where students are evaluated on their actual programming skills.
Students love interactive learning. By providing instant feedback CodeJudge ensures that students will be eager to solve all the exercises correctly.
With CodeJudge you no longer have to spend time testing all the students' programs. Instead you can focus your energy on providing feedback.
Managing your programming exercises is made easy with CodeJudge. It's easy to set up exercises and get a good overview of the students' performance.
CodeJudge supports many languages and a lot of different ways to setup test data. As long as the programming exercise is suitable for automatic testing, CodeJudge can be used.
CodeJudge has a built-in internal plagiarism detection system, designed to catch students who "borrows" code from each other.
Monitor the progress of the students using CodeJudge's analytic charts, or export data stored in CodeJudge as CSV reports.
