The Electric Report Card: A Follow-up on Cassette Grading

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Jan 1975

The Electric Report Card: A Follow-up on Cassette Grading

Charles R. Stratton

Abstract

The use of cassette tape recorders in evaluating technical reports is spreading in college technical writing classes and may have application outside the classroom as well. The technique, which enables instructors to make more effective critiques of student papers, meets with favorable student response and need not be expensive. This report describes the use of cassette grading at the University of Idaho and makes suggestions for those who wish to try the method themselves.

Journal: Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
Published: 1975-01-01
DOI: 10.2190/pu63-twly-qvn2-9jjn
Topics: technical communication multilingual writers

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