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examly 0.3

• Updated the Shiny interface with modern cards, clearer tables, and scrollable panels.
• Redesigned item type selection into a card-based layout.
• Added optional item learning outcomes and displayed them in the most missed items ranking.
• Kept student-level weak item output focused on item names for readability.
• Added corrected item-total discrimination labeling, KR-20 display for all multiple-choice/binary forms, and total-score skewness/kurtosis to the summary.
• Added optional school and class fields to the upload screen and included them in Word reports.
• Moved package, developer, version update, and citation information into a dedicated About button next to Reports.

examly 0.2.0

• New Feature: Added “Select All” / “Deselect All” links for faster item type classification in the Shiny interface.
• New Feature: Added a “Distribute Weights” button to automatically equalize item weights out of 100.
• Enhancement: Split discrimination statistics into two distinct columns: Correlation-based (\(r_{jx}\)) and Upper/Lower 27% difference (\(D\)).
• Enhancement: Added literature-based interpretation tables and color-coded comments for item difficulty and discrimination values.
• Bug Fix: Improved the text parsing logic for pasted answer keys to better handle spaces and separators.

examly 0.1.2

• Fixed a critical bug (present in v0.1.1) that prevented key analysis outputs from rendering in the Shiny interface. This fix restores the following components:
  • Summary tables (most correct, incorrect, and skipped items).
  • Student count for scores 50 and above.
  • Bar chart for student score ranges.

examly 0.1.1

• Initial release to CRAN.

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