Release Note: 4.7
- Prateek agarwal
Release Version: 4.7
February, 2022
Here’s what Diksha 4.7 release brings to you:
Project consumption for teachers
Non editable mandatory tasks
Project UI changes
Users can ‘Start’ Project
Users can ‘Submit’ Project
Browser flow changes for new user
Project status changes in report
Data capture changes for observation
Version Number | Original / Modified | Authored / Modified By | Date |
1.0 | Original | Documentation Team | February, 22 |
Project | Release Date | Release Version |
| February, 2022 | V 4.7 |
About this document
Scope
This document provides details of features and enhancements made to the release of version 4.7 of the DIKSHA mobile app and portal in February, 2022
Intended Audience
This release note provide useful information to:
State Administrators
School Leaders
Program Managers
Program designers
Diksha PMU
Teachers
Document Structure
Readers of this document can find specific information on DIKSHA’s app and portal 4.7 which focuses on ‘manage learn’ use cases at the consumption side.
The document also consists of the list of known issues reported as a part of this release.
New Features and Enhancements
Consumption - App
No. | Features | Description | Roles Impacted |
1 | Project consumption for teachers | Based on the selection of the board, teachers can now access the project tile under the browse other categories section in the new experience. | Teachers, State admins, Program managers |
2 | Non editable mandatory tasks | The users can not make any changes to a mandatory task. The users will have to complete a mandatory task without making any changes in description or timelines to be able to complete the project. | School Leaders, Instructional Leaders, Teachers, State admins, Program managers |
3 | Project UI changes | The users can now experience the new UI for projects on the project page. The new UI will be more intuitive and uniform with the existing course UI. | School Leaders, Teachers, Instructional Leaders, State admins |
4 | ‘Start’ Project button | The users will now be able to start the project only after clicking on the button “Start Improvement”. Only after clicking the Start button, users can make changes in the project. | School Leaders, Teachers, Instructional Leaders, State admins |
5 | ‘Submit’ Project | Users have to now ‘Submit’ a project by clicking on the Submit button. Submit button marks the completion of the task and hence users can not make any changes in the project after submitting. | School Leaders, Teachers, Instructional Leaders, State admins |
6 | Browser flow changes for new user | The new users on the browser now will get to select the language and their role first. According to the role selection the users will get to see the other field like board, location, etc. | School Leaders, Teachers, Instructional Leaders, State admins |
Dashboard
No. | Features | Description | Roles Impacted |
1 | Project status report changes | The Project report will now show the status of Project as Started, In Progress and Submitted. This would be according to the user flow changes of Start and Submit actions for the project. | State admins, Program managers and designers |
2 | Observation data capture changes | The user profile data for observation status would now be captured at the point when the observation form is started. Even if at a later point the other submissions are started through different profiles, the data would show up as it was at the time of starting the observation form. | State admins, Program managers and designers |
Known issues and suggested solutions
Note : This release has few known issues that are resolved