LearnFlow A Web Based Quiz and Classroom Application

LearnFlow tackles a common issue in classroom management: students should not have access to quizzes created by all teachers.The system connects each quiz to a specific classroom and verifies if a student has enrolled in that classroom before displaying the quiz.   This ensures that teachers can share the right quiz with the right students, preventing confusion from irrelevant content.   The application has distinct roles for Administrator, Teacher, and Student users. Teachers can create classrooms, generate class codes, design quizzes, publish quizzes, create assignments, and track student activity.   Students can join a classroom using the provided code, take assigned quizzes, upload assignment files, and view their scores, marks, and feedback.Administrators can oversee user activity and review reports. LearnFlow also minimizes the need for manual grading and record-keeping. All quiz questions, answers, student responses, scores, assignment submissions, grades, and feedback are stored in an SQLite database.Scores for objective-type quizzes are automatically calculated upon submission, providing students with quick results and enabling teachers to keep accurate records of classroom performance. In summary, LearnFlow showcases how Flask, Jinja templates, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and SQLite can be used together to build a functional platform for classroom quizzes and assignments. This project serves as a valuable resource for small educational institutions and has potential for future improvements, such as adding notification features, report exports, multimedia-based questions, live quizzes, document content extraction, cloud hosting, and advanced question generation support.

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