I asked my students how a teacher should go about grading their journal entries. They know that journaling is a significant part of their Senior Project Seminar grade, but how does one go about grading something like a blog entry when there is no precedent? I modeled for them what a week's worth of entries should look like, and my entries, though probably probably primitive by expert standards, are rich with text and images.
I established that proper English is important, and entries riddled with misspellings and egregious grammar errors will receive points off.
- Is it fair for the frequency of the entries to be between five and seven per week?
- Should people who go above and beyond be given extra credit?
- What if these people make a mini-presentation to the class, showing how they managed their latest application?
- How do we stretch the Blogger application, and do something that no other WISE group has done (and thus throw Vic for a loop?)
- How do we become networked as a class.
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