For #11 and #12, you will complete your work on a separate piece of paper. Please complete each of these questions on a separate piece of paper for this practice assessment. one page for #11 one page for #12 Normally, I do not ask you to submit one page per question, but we need to make sure that you are able to submit multiple pages of your work as a single PDF.
Read Details#7 – Emailing Work for an assessment: By clicking “True,” you acknowledge that if you fail to upload the file containing your handwritten work to Canvas before the time expires, you must immediately email the file to me at rmarkatos@dwight.global. Please note that the expectation is always that your work is submitted directly to Canvas before the deadline. Email submission should only serve as a backup in rare and exceptional circumstances. I recognize that mistakes can happen; however, submitting late or relying on email as a regular practice is not acceptable and goes against the school’s policy.
Read DetailsDirections: Read this brief opinion/editorial (“Op/ed”) by Russ Fox, published in Minding the Campus: Reforming Our Universities: “The Use and Misuse of A.I. in Higher Education Courses” Write a focused, multi-paragraph essay in which you support or disagree with the author’s opinion, using examples from your past experiences (or lack thereof) with using A.I. tools for writing assignments. Your essay should have an introduction ending with a thesis statement, at least two body paragraphs with topic sentences, quotations or paraphrases from the article, and supporting examples from your own personal experience. You do not need in-text citations or a works cited page, but make sure to put any exact wording from the article itself in quotation marks. You should not rush through this; 120 minutes are allowed, so expect to spend a minimum of one hour, at the very least to avoid any point deduction. All attempts that take at least one hour will receive full points.
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