Course Evaluation & Grade Access

I have finished grading all of your Technology Integration Plans and Online Participation (blogs + comments). I have also calculated final grades. You can immediately access your final grades by completing a COURSE EVALUATION SURVEY* [click here]. When you submit the survey, you will be given a code to unlock your grades at the links below. *THE COURSE EVALUATION CLOSES DECEMBER 24TH AT 5PM.

(If you do not fill out a course evaluation, then you will have to wait until January 2nd to find out your score breakdown and final grade through Engrade and WESS)

Have your code? Click on a link below:

Technology Integration Plan Rubric Score Breakdown (by last 4-digits of CWID) 

Total Score Breakdown w/Final Course Grade (by last 4-digits of CWID)

Interested in leveraging your PLAYground experience? If you're interested in participating in Summer 2014 teacher professional development (possible stipend available) please contact Dr. Domine directly during the Spring 2014 semester.

Final Project Feedback. . . Coming Soon

I am nearly finished grading and commenting your Technology Integration Plan(s). Check your Technology Integration Plan blog post for my personalized comments. If you don't see a comment posted, it is because I have not yet assessed yours. I should have all of the scores (including your online participation score) and your final course grade available by the end of this week.* 

After completing an end course evaluation, you will be granted immediate access to your final grades—weeks before they will officially appear on WESS. If you do not complete an (anonymous) end course evaluation, you will have to wait until your grade is posted on WESS (as late as January 2nd) and I formally post them to Engrade on December 28th. 

In the next few days, I will blast an email to your MSU account to let you know when and how to access the online evaluation form (and your grades). Stay tuned.

*Please leave your course blog public and online at least until February, in case of a grade dispute. I strongly recommend that you build upon it as a professional portfolio, if you do not have one already.