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Module 1 Quiz Grading (Cont'd)
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Discussion about Quiz series assignments
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It was great to see you at the MN Workshop #1 last quarter!
It's likely MN Workshop #2 is rescheduled on Friday, 05/09/2025 (Week 6 instead of Week 4)
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Thank you very much for your introduction via Padlet, what an exciting group of students we have!
Rules to win this game:
The more accurate your answer is, the higher your score is
The faster you answer, the higher your score
You have up to 20 seconds to answer each question!
A total of five questions from Module 1 in this game
Originally 6 students enrolled, ended up 20 students... what happened!?
Ideally, each student works on all questions (19 questions in total) created by all of your classmates
If answering 19 questions is too much, then there are a few ideas:
Select 10 (or maybe 15?) questions that interest you the most
Pros:
More manageable workload
In control of which questions to answer
Cons:
Fewer learning opportunities by answering fewer questions
Unequal numbers to grade answers (e.g. some students may grade 17 answers; the others may grade 2 answers)
Work in pairs with similar clinical backgrounds, which results in a total of 10 questions (N = 20)
Pros:
Can answer all questions created by all teams (a total of 9 questions besides yours)
Cons:
Coordinate your work schedule for group work for quiz making and quiz grading
Any other creative ideas?
Due dates
Sorry about the tight due dates in Module 1! But you'll have more time in Module 2 - 5.
Quiz Making
By 11:59 pm on Monday, 04/14/2025?
Quiz Answering
By 11:59 pm on Monday, 04/21/2025?
Quiz Grading
By 11:59 pm on Thursday, 04/24/2025
Submit the score via survey after class by 11:59 pm on Sunday, 04/27/2025
Some ideas to improve the quiz grading experience
Some of the former students made a rubric for grading for clearer expectations