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Free writing process reports for Google Docs · Students prove their own work · Teachers see edits, AI use, and copy-paste events
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📌 What is the Process Feedback extension?
The Process Feedback extension is for teachers and students. It pulls the edit history of a Google Docs document and turns that history into a writing process report.
In the process report, you can explore copy-paste events, the frequency and timing of breaks taken, typing fluency, time spent on each paragraph, time allocated to revision compared to initial drafting, and total typing time.
✨ Key Features:
➛ Support for multiple tabs
➛ Shows user contributions
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I'm a college professor and I find this so helpful. It's really great for helping me see a writer's process so that I can then comment on the process, not just on the final product. I'm really enjoying the conversations this is helping me have with students.
Wowwwwwwwwwww. This is insanely helpful for teachers. Thank you!
Here is a great tool that provides transparency with regards to the student's writing process. The time actively typing data alone says something about student labor. Also, a quick glance at the calendar allows them to reflect honestly as they self-assess their writing habits. Writing accomplished in a single 3-hour session a day before a deadline says something. And writing accomplished during 30-minute "sprints" over a series of several days speaks something else. The color-coded chart gives a visual to the recursive process of revision work. This is a genius move by the process feedback folks. A quick glance tells the student the scope of their revision labor. IF we are going to AI proof our future, we need tools like this to celebrate and instill value in writing as a process. Granted, NONE of this means the writing is any good. BUT! Time on task, and all the tools to aid in self-assessment and reflection are keys to success for writers of all shapes.
The most useful tool ever! As a teacher, it's amazing that it's free to use. That's SO hard to come by these days. I immensely appreciate it.
Very good, has a lot of options and features, which allow for quick overview or a more thorough analysis. Fast and easy to use.
This tool is extremely useful in my high school English class. I love that I can see a playback of the students' writing process, as well as places where they used copy/paste.
I this is by far, the most helpful and useful tool I have leveraged as an English professor; and now that it is fully integrated with Google Classroom, it is a seamless part of my reviewing/grading process. First, Process Feedback provides indisputable evidence (in the form of a 'writing movie' and time stamps) that the student did the writing work. Second, the information I learn from the 'writing movie' helps me be more strategic and thoughtful about my own feedback to the student. Finally, students can watch the 'writing movie' and learn more about their own respective writing process: how long did you write; when did you double-back to revise; in what ways did your idea evolve; when did you write; etc. It helps students thinking metacognitively about their writing in an empowering manner. This tools is amazing. Please keep free.
This looks like an excellent tool if you need further evidence to conclude whether or not learners have been misusing AI in their assignments. It is nowhere near conclusive but a useful tool in an educators armoury.
Process feedback provides quick, invaluable information about the writing process, including time spent typing, copy-paste events, etc. It's truly a game-changer for teachers.
An incredible tool, I am grateful for it's great versatility and straightforward interface.