These seemed like useful links! I thought maybe we could come back to the SEER piece when we talk about research papers and how we will skill build across 9th and 10th grades.
The Source Educational Evaluation Rubric (SEER) is built on five criteria:
• Authority: Is the site well regarded, cited, and written by experts in the field?
• Educational Value: Does the site content help advance educational goals?
• Intent: Is the site a well-respected source of content intended to inform users?
• Originality: Is the site a source of original content and viewpoints?
• Quality: Is the site highly vetted with good coverage of the topical area?
SEER Evaluation Sources
This link is just an interesting story about college admissions and how much plagiarism they are catching in application essays. Zero tolerance policy has reduced plagiarism to zero. That's some good validation.
Plagiarism in the real world
The Source Educational Evaluation Rubric (SEER) is built on five criteria:
• Authority: Is the site well regarded, cited, and written by experts in the field?
• Educational Value: Does the site content help advance educational goals?
• Intent: Is the site a well-respected source of content intended to inform users?
• Originality: Is the site a source of original content and viewpoints?
• Quality: Is the site highly vetted with good coverage of the topical area?
SEER Evaluation Sources
This link is just an interesting story about college admissions and how much plagiarism they are catching in application essays. Zero tolerance policy has reduced plagiarism to zero. That's some good validation.
Plagiarism in the real world
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