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Not apparent how to add new content from Projects page. Perhaps adding text near green plus-sign to indicate how to add?
Need ability to select multiple audiences for a project (e.g. HS and community college)
Do tags needs to be comma-separated? Single quotes? Or canned tags only? (Tag list is limited to APHG curriculum.) -- (we need to test this, and then add more description for the helper text)
How to add a blog post? Fork and issue PR? (need to think about solution more)
Not apparent how to find educational content from front page. (need to think about solution more)
Is there a way to edit/revise projects already submitted? (for this one, the best way is for either the submitter to re-submit the project with the corrected changes, or for the core TeachOSM team to make the changes in Github for them; practice with TeachOSM team to make them comfortable with making changes)
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@geomantic for the "Need ability to select multiple audiences for a project (e.g. HS and community college)" task, right now filters use boolean "OR" logic. For example, if a user selects HS and community college when filtering, then all of the projects that are either HS OR community college will be selected.
Instead, the other option is to use boolean "AND" logic. Using the same example, if a user selects HS and community college when filtering, then all of the projects that are either HS AND community college will be selected. However this will not currently work, because the users are instructed to only pick one option when uploading a project.
thoughts? Do we want the users uploading projects to be able to select one or more Audience fields? and also to include boolean "AND" logic when filtering using the Audience fields?
@d3netxer culling through issues and this one caught my eye.
Users should be able to select more than one audience. I.e., a project may be suitable for HS students as well as college students.
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