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Criterion tutorial : 

Criterion tutorial A computer writing program

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Students, periodically, will be assigned to write an essay

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This essay will be: written on the computer and submitted on the computer (all through the Criterion program)

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The teacher either: makes up topic or chooses from the Criterion library.

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there will be a start time and an end time to do this essay and get a grade this will be clearly stated on Criterion and again by the teacher on Edline

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during the specified time : the student will need to get on: <criterion.ets.org> and read prompt and details

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Student needs to log on using the ID and password (assigned by administrator-teacher)

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student will have a limited amount of time (days or hours) to do this essay before time runs out

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after that: student can no longer access that prompt

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If time allowed lapses without the student accessing that prompt, he/she will:1. receive a “0” for that assignment2. do assignment on paper/pen

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during that “open” and accessible time, student will be able to “submit” the essay a limited amount of times. (this will be set by teacher and stated on Criterion)

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After end date: student will no longer be able to submit/change/or work on that essay.

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during the “open” time frame for submission(s): student will be able to view his/her Criterion score (4/6,6/6) and the reasons for that score (click on “View trait feedback analysis”).

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In this screen the student can see 5 categories: Grammar, Usage, Mechanics, Style, and Organization and Development.

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Or be able to see all the scores at one time…each of the categories is color-coded. Or click on any error to see the reason why that score

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There is an on-line handbook available at any time so student can see the rules(see upper right corner of screen)

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Students and teachers can send comments back and forth discussing issues that might arise during the open time frame(this can be done from any computer)

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Any questions?