One of our first demo rubrics is now available for anyone to use in their own EssayTagger assignments!

But there was one thing I noticed -- the book does not address assessment. I love the guidance it offers for teaching composition and the structure it gives to developing writers, but I felt like there was a missing final chapter on how to evaluate the resulting TSIS-style essays.
So I began developing a TSIS-style rubric that would work within the EssayTagger system. I met with Prof. Graff to show him an early draft and his eyes lit up with enthusiasm.
Now that I've completed EssayTagger's rubric sharing and import features, I can post the rubric for anyone to use:
EssayTagger "They Say, I Say" rubric:
This rubric is listed as a "work-in-progress" because, well, it is. But it's a pretty dang good start. And keep in mind that any rubric shared on EssayTagger is meant to be a starting point. Teachers should alter and customize these rubrics however they see fit.
Let me know what you think!