This is a .json file reader that renders an interactive rubric

Writing the json file:

The general shell of the json file at looks like this:

"projectName": <Project Title Here>,
"sections": [<array of section objects>]

These are the only two keys in the global scope of the json file.

Each section in the sections array is an object with two required keys: sectionTitle and questions, with an optional message key that will display a message to the reader at the top of the section.

"sectionTitle": <Title of Section Here>,
"message": <Message to the reader>,
"questions": [<Array of question objects>]

In the questions array, should be a series of questions either "true/false" questions, or "likert" evaluations, that is, a sliding scale of credit.

True/False

The 'boolean' questions are normally laid out with four keys: criteria, type, and score. The type getting the value "boolean" and a message.

"criteria": <The successful outcome in the project>,
"type": "boolean",
"message": <The unsuccessful message for the gradebox>

• Note: The successful fulfillment of the criteria will result in no notes in the gradebox on the bottom, whereas non-fulfillment will result in the message field being noted in the gradebox.

Likert

The 'likert' questions are normally laid out with three keys: criteria, type, and options. The type getting the value "likert" and a message.

"criteria": <The successful outcome in the project>,
"type": "boolean",
"options":<An array of incomplete to complete criteria descriptions>
"message": <The unsuccessful message for the gradebox>

The options field should be organized from least scored to greatest, with the last description in the array being the highest possible score in the criteria.

"description": <The description on the evaluation>,
"score": <The score this particular description results in>

• Note: If the Likert criteria is anything less than the highest possible, the gradebox will reflect it below.