Using WriQ to Score an Essay

The video tutorial introduces Ricu, a tool for analyzing student essays, particularly within Google Classroom. It covers how to activate Ricu, use its features like error detection and word count, and apply rubrics for scoring. The tutorial also explains how to provide feedback and rescore drafts, highlighting Ricu's benefits in saving time and enhancing teaching efficiency.

What is the first step to use Ricu within Google Classroom?

• Use Ricu directly from the Google Classroom settings

• Download Ricu from the official website

• Activate Ricu using the extension in the omnibox

• Install the Ricu app from the App Store

What information does Ricu provide about a student's paper?

• The student's favorite genre

• The student's writing speed

• The time spent on the paper and vocabulary age

• The student's previous grades

How does Ricu determine the rubric for evaluating a paper?

• Using the teacher's feedback

• By analyzing the paper's length

• According to the selected genre

• Based on the student's age

What happens if a paper is a draft and needs re-evaluation?

• The draft is automatically corrected

• The paper is discarded

• The new score replaces the old one

• The new scoring information stacks on top of the first draft

What is one of the main benefits of using Ricu for teachers?

• It replaces the need for a rubric

• It writes essays for students

• It saves time and makes grading easier

• It provides automatic feedback to students