Previously assessment tests had been run in PhantomJS. This headless browser does not allow us the flexibility we need to script interactions with a full-fledge browser env. By switching the assessment tests to a test runner that uses Selenium, we gain this flexibility.

The assessment tests had been evaluated using a QUnit and a lot of custom wrapping code to strap the framework. This system was inflexible and hard to extend. We'll switch to a standard Mocha framework setup (which supports Promises) and Chai assertions so we can build custom Assert extensions.

• Working on closing out tests from Round 2
• Adding more tools for reporting integration
• Fixing the jQuery API and adding more tools for editor integration

For this milestone, we want to have the project management issues resolved. These include milestones and their goals; the participants and their responsibilities; public-facing awareness of the work to encourage outside participation.