Pick a question to investigate from our list of <\/span>300+ questions<\/a>, or make up your own.<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Have your students download this Microsoft Word template<\/a>\u00a0that guides them through an investigation of a question. Apply the skills from the book.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Do whatever sort of grading, assessment, or feedback you want.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Take student reports where the students have agreed to submit them into public domain, and zip up the word documents. Mail them to michael.caulfield@wsu.edu. Make sure you introduce who you are, what the class is about, and a bit about your experience as I do not open zip files from random people. Also give me a blurb about how your class would like to be identified on the site (they have the option \u00a0of remaining anonymous too). For verification purposes, send it from your university account. I may email back to verify.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n I\u2019ll put them on the Digipo site in a subdirectory with a bit about your class and give you a password that allows them to edit online going forward.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n At a later point we\u2019ll assemble a small panel of professors who will go through the student work and choose ones to \u201cpromote\u201d to the main directory based on quality. The key question reviewers will ask is whether the document provides better information than at least one of the top ten Google results for the question.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n I will be preparing for my classes to start contributing to Digipo next week. I look forward to the storm of consternation that will crease my learners’ faces as I trot out more crazy notions. Thanks to Mike for making this doable. \u00a0Now we’ll see if they can do it. Here\u2019s the steps as outlined<\/a>
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