An example where this would make sense (wrap-up quizz of Module 2 selecting the best model: Last question of the wrap up quiz)
Sometimes it would be nice to have the plot as part as the quizz answer. I think this is more likely to be the case in wrap-up quizzes.
Currently you have to:
- copy the code from the solution
- go to the notebook at the top if you are in a wrap-up quizz (or open another notebook somewhere if you are in a normal quizz)
- pate the code from the solution and execute it
- go back to the solution of the quizz (towards the bottom) to read the explanation about the plot
- go back and forth between the notebook and solution while you are trying to understand both
Technically this seems feasible, I am guessing that we could put a png in our gitlab repo.
The problem is that this makes our setup even more hacky and increase the probability of divergence between:
- the code in the quizz solution that generates the plot
- the .png in our gitlab repo
- the quizz content inside FUN
- the explanation of the plot in the quizz solution
Another in-between alternative would be to make sure that the plots has some annotations highlighting the main take-away from the plots, e.g. in the example from the Module 2 wrap-up quiz, this part correponds to underfitting, this part to overfitting. You would still have to navigate a bit between the notebook and the quiz solution though.
Better solutions more than welcome! Interface-wise, the only idea I have is to be able to put the notebook in a “floating” mode to always see it while you are scrolling down the quiz but I am not sure how easy this is or whether this would work in practice