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English 110: Fall 2022

Queens College, CUNY | Dr. Lindsey Albracht

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110 Assignment Submission Form

110 Assignment Submission

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Name*
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Your e-mail address:*
This assignment is…*
- On time
- Late
Did we meet to discuss an alternative due date?*
- Yes
- No
What was the alterantive due date that we set for this assignment? Remember that the alternative due date that we set will be recorded in your personal Slack channel.*
Please contact me to set up a meeting to discuss an alternative due date before you fill out this form.

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Which assignment are you submitting?*
- A revision of a previous assignment that didn’t meet full requirements (Assignment 1: E-mail To the Author or Assignment 2: Annotated Bibliography)
- Assignment 3, Literature Review: First Draft
- Assignment 3, Literature Review, Final

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On the final assignment and revisions to older assignments, I am only giving feedback on drafts that are annotated with your specific questions for me. You don't have to annotate your draft if you already annotated your first draft, and if don't want more feedback. However, if you do want feedback, please make sure that your draft is annotated now. You should also annotate your draft if you didn't do this the first time.*
- OK, I understand. I annotated my draft because I want feedback.
- OK, I understand. I don’t want additional feedback, but I annotated my draft because this was a requirement that I missed the first time.
- OK, I understand. I don’t want additional feedback, so I didn’t annotate my draft.
- I still don’t know what you mean when you say I can annotate my own draft
It is a requirement to annotate your first draft of your literature review with questions for me. Have you done this?*
- Yes.
- No.
- I don’t know what this means.
Annotating your draft with questions means that you are using the comment feature on MS Word or Google Docs to ask me some SPECIFIC questions about different parts of your draft that you're still unsure about. I prepared a handout on this that we went over in class. I'm linking it below if you're unsure about what I mean.
Here’s the handout on how to annotate your own work: https://110fall22.commons.gc.cuny.edu/how-to-annotate-your-own-work/

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Did you annotate your first draft and receive credit for this on Slack?*
- No, I forgot.
- Yes, I did this.
Please make sure to annotate your draft with questions for me now. For first drafts and resubmissions, this is a requirement even if you don't want feedback. Do not write one comment at the top of the page: go through and ask specific questions about specific parts of your draft. You can use the handout linked below which contains a sample annotated draft to help yourself.
Handout on annotating your own draft: https://110fall22.commons.gc.cuny.edu/how-to-annotate-your-own-work/
If you are seeing this message, it is because you did not request feedback, and if this is a final draft, it is because you already annotated your first draft. Please press "next."
If you are seeing this message, it is because you did not request feedback, and if this is a final draft, it is because you already annotated your first draft. Please press "next."
What (if anything) did you learn to do from completing this assignment that you didn't know how to do before now?*

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In your own words, describe the requirements that you did not meet the first time. Then, describe how you have met them with this revision.*
Did you and I have a draft conference (where we met one-on-one to discuss your draft) on this assignment?*
- Yes.
- No.
- I scheduled a conference but did not attend it. I understand that this means I have missed this requirement, because the final conferences were mandatory.
Copy and paste the requirements for this assignment into the box below. Remember: each assignment's requirements can be found at the bottom of the assignment prompt for that assignment. Then, go back through each requirement and (briefly) say how you met it (i.e. It says to write 400 words, and I wrote 468).*
Wait: go back and check. Did you JUST copy and paste the assignment requirements, or did you go back through each one and say how you met it?
- I just copied and pasted them.
- I actually did go through and say how I met each requirement.
Please go back through and say how you met each requirement. This helps you to know that you did! It also helps me to know how you think that you did.

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Based on the requirements you met, do you think this assignment is "complete" (it will count toward your grade total) or do you think you might need to revise and resubmit it?*
- I think it is complete. I met all requirements.
- I don’t think it is complete yet. I will need to revise it.
Please explain your answer above.*
Look at your personal Slack channel. Which of the following are true for you?*
- I have fully completed and submitted all of the weekly work in this unit and the previous unit. I have not caution signs or red X’s
- I have submitted all exit tickets for absences / lateness, or I was present for the entire unit.
- I met all requirements on the major assignments that I’ve submitted so far.
- In the box above, I articulated how I met or practiced each learning goal for this class.
Based on everything you've just written and the boxes that you checked off above, which grade should you earn in this unit?
- An A: I completed all requirements, came to class (or made it up), and can articulate what I’ve learned. I have nothing but green checkmarks in my Slack channel, and I met the remaining goals on the assignment I’m submitting.
- A B: I did most things, but I might have missed a few small things here and there (a requirement or two in each unit, a weekly work or two that I never made up, etc.). For example, I may have skipped revising something that didn’t meet requirements.
- A C: I’ve missed some major things. I might have skipped turning in a few weekly work assignments, or a first draft, or peer review or something like that, or I might not have made up revisions from major assignments, or I might have missed a bunch of class and not done the exit tickets, etc.
- A D: I’ve missed more than a few things. I might have missed several weekly work assignments, skipped turning in a draft in both units, but I have turned in SOME things. I have at least turned in one draft of each assignment.
Is there anything else that you want me to know?

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What is the format of the assignment that you're submitting? Any format is OK, but Google Doc submissions are preferred.*
- MS Word
- PDF
- Google Doc
Please upload your assignment here.
Max. file size: 100 MB.
This is just an extra slot to upload a file it you need it.
Max. file size: 100 MB.
Have you checked to make sure that I am able to EDIT or COMMENT on this draft? Note: PLEASE do not send me permission to open up your draft to my QC e-mail address, because I won't be able to do it. Either follow the instructions in the link below, or send the draft to my personal e-mail address, [email protected].*
- Yes: you can edit the draft.
- Yes: you can comment on the draft.
Watch this video to see how to change your editing permissions on a Google Doc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv8s4QxZlDk
Will you get e-mailed when I comment on your draft, or do you need me to tell you that I have finished commenting?
- I’ll get an e-mail: no need to tell me.
- I won’t get an e-mail. Please let me know when you’ve commented on my draft.
Please paste your Google Docs link here if you are using Google Docs. Please make sure that the document is editable first!
This is just an extra slot to upload a Google Doc if you need it.

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