Sentence examples for Computer grades from inspiring English sources

So what are the implications of using such systems and why do we really care if a computer grades an essay versus a human?

The computer grades and acceptability criteria, as shown in table 1, were provided as a guide but could be modified if judged appropriate by each reviewer following inspection of each blow, e.g. inspection of the tail of the curve appeared satisfactory even if it did not meet the computerised criteria of <25  mL in 1  s or FET ≥6  s.

Responses will be either numerical or formulas, rather than open-ended responses, to support computer grading.

In this post, Julie Rine, a veteran English teacher and academic challenge adviser at Minerva High School in Ohio, explains why she finds computer grading of essays so concerning.

The edX project will include not only engineering courses, in which computer grading is relatively simple, but also humanities courses, in which essays might be graded through crowd-sourcing, or assessed with natural-language software.

Students watch videos of Zwiebach's lectures, complete computer graded homework, and meet for face-to-face recitations once a week.

Automatic computer grading could do exactly that, learning from previous answers and getting better as it goes — and it is already being used in some universities and for large online courses (MOOCs).

While the earliest MOOCs were concentrated in computer science and engineering — subjects suited to computer grading — Professor Duneier is one of the pioneers offering humanities courses, in which the whole grading process, from essays to exams, is handled by the students using grading criteria designed by the professor.

The format of the MOOC lets students experience lectures from the professor, go through computer graded tests or peer assessed essays or other work, and engage in discussion forums with others interested in the topic.

I ain't letting no computer grade this column.

Additional file 2: Figure S2 shows the user interface of our proposed system designed to measure the influence of the computer grading of FL tissues on the pathologists.