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As a Training coordinator, I want to distinguish between courses for which all the data has been provided, and those which are “incomplete”.
There is no requirement from a TrC user to first upload the courses, but if this is how the system works then it should be clear which metrics were added and which not.
To be handled by the same platform that will host the code (open-source). GitHub/GitLab/…
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@olisand The last bullet reads unclear. Does it have additional context?
Propose to show X/Y in the corresponding column instead of "complete"/"incomplete".
Example: Given a course with 30 participants (Y) for which 18 have answered the impact metrics section (X), show 18/30 or simply 18 in the respective metrics column.
@unode Deeply sorry for the very late reply... it is copy/pasted from the google doc we worked in originally. It made sense at the time but it is indeed kind of cryptic now. I guess it means that the formation of completeness should not be provided by each TrC, but calculated by the system.
Regarding your proposition, it could be a good idea to show Y along with X.
As a Training coordinator, I want to distinguish between courses for which all the data has been provided, and those which are “incomplete”.
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