Podcast debate

What to submit here

After completing your revisions and comments in the “” of the Podcast/Script Debate, you will submit here YOUR NEW, ORIGINAL, UNIQUE, NEVER SEEN BEFORE, Podcast/Script Debate based upon only ONE of the debates that were presented within the Perusall for this week.

You must use the primary source documents that were provided in the Perusall for week 5 that cover the following issues in post-World War II history: the Women’s Liberation Movement, the Atomic Debate, the Cold War, the Civil Rights movement, the Vietnam War and the Role of Riots.

Your new and original script debate should be broken down into the required headings (2 questions and 4 scenes) explained in the Perusall version. Your submission should take the form of: a podcast script, vlog script (with accompanying audio or video file), or play script, that is thesis-driven and evidence-based. You can submit [pdfs, video, word, text, and audio files] to Kritik.

Kritik will be used to scan for plagiarism and the use of AI.

**It is essential that you use the primary source materials that are provided within the Perusall version of this assignment.

NOTE: The revisions/annotations you completed should be submitted to this assignment instead:
The Kritik assignment is only for your new and original version.

To access the Kritik assignment, you will have to click on “Kritik” in the left hand panel. Unfortunately there is not currently a way for me to directly link this assignment to Kritik.

How to organize your submission

Your submission in Kritik should have the following headings to make peer review easier:

  • 2 questions
  • Scene 1
  • Scene 2
  • Scene 3
  • Scene 4

Make sure that you follow the Word count/creativity/works cited requirements.

  • You must write 1250 words minimum.
  • You must make your podcast/script creative and innovative. It cannot be alike the past or current student work. It has to be your own original creation.
  • YOU MUST USE IN-TEXT CITATION OR FOOTNOTES FOR EVERY SINGLE STATEMENT YOU MAKE. THIS IS HOW YOU PROVE THAT YOU USED THE PRIMARY SOURCES PROVIDED WITHIN THE PERUSALL.
Below are the requirements for each of these sections. 

Questions:

Develop two questions that the historical characters/debaters are responding to. must include 2 new and original questions.

Scene 1: Introduce the cast of characters and the topic being debated.

You can do this before the actual debate begins or the characters can introduce themselves. You must include all six of the following in scene 1.

  1. SCENE LOCATION: Where is this debate happening? Be creative when you imagine the WHERE (also this is where you can incorporate the options re: genre).
  2. TOPIC OF THE DEBATE: Clearly lay out what exactly is the topic under discussion.
  3. SUMMARY OF MAIN ARGUMENTS: Each character should clearly state their main argument.
  4. MODERATOR POSITION: You can include a moderator who may or may not take a side. If they take a side, this character should indicate which perspective is the most persuasive. However, keep in mind that nuanced arguments that effectively appreciate and critique both perspectives will be much stronger than those that simply choose a side.
  5. SUMMARIZE THE FIRST SCENE: By the end of the first scene, it should be clear who the characters are, and what their argument is on the topic you have selected and how exactly they differ.
  6. CITATIONS: You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles. However, it is required to first cite course materials, especially the primary sources assigned in this assignment. YOU MUST USE IN-TEXT CITATION OR FOOTNOTES FOR EVERY SINGLE STATEMENT YOU MAKE. THIS IS HOW YOU PROVE THAT YOU USED THE PRIMARY SOURCES PROVIDED WITHIN THE PERUSALL.

Scene 2: Provide historical background and character development.

In this scene, either the moderator can provide historical context or you could include this in narrative section set out from the rest of the dialogue.
You must address all 4 of the following points in scene 2.

  1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Be sure to summarize the historical background thoroughly yet concisely for this issue.
  2. SOCIAL CONTEXT AND INFLUENCES: In what social context were these sources written? How might the social context have influenced the authors perspectives?
  3. CHARACTER’S POSITIONALITY (INTERSECTIONALITY): What are the biographical, personal, ideological, political, socioeconomic, racial, gender, etc. based influences on this character’s point of view on this issue? Find a way to creatively weave personal anecdotes from the character into the dialogue.
  4. CITATIONS: You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles. YOU MUST USE IN-TEXT CITATION OR FOOTNOTES FOR EVERY SINGLE STATEMENT YOU MAKE. THIS IS HOW YOU PROVE THAT YOU USED THE PRIMARY SOURCES PROVIDED WITHIN THE PERUSALL.

Scene 3: A summary of the arguments: how do they relate and contrast?

Scene three must contain all 7 of the following points.

  1. SIGNIFICANCE: Each character should elaborate on the problem, the significance and their approach to addressing it.
  2. EVIDENCE: Use specific details from each of the primary source documents you selected to flesh out the characters’ arguments.
  3. ELABORATION: The moderator can jump in to clarify, elaborate, and further analyze the points made by each of the debaters.
  4. CONTRASTS: The moderator and debaters can also explain how the arguments relate, and contrast.
  5. COMMONALITIES: What are the areas of commonality? Think of approach, evidence, claims, problems, thesis, and conclusions.
  6. DIFFERENCES: What are the major differences between these characters’ points of view? Think of approach, evidence, claims, problems, thesis, and conclusions.
  7. CITATIONS: You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles. YOU MUST USE IN-TEXT CITATION OR FOOTNOTES FOR EVERY SINGLE STATEMENT YOU MAKE. THIS IS HOW YOU PROVE THAT YOU USED THE PRIMARY SOURCES PROVIDED WITHIN THE PERUSALL.

Scene 4 : Conclusion, Summary, Epilogue

Each debater should make their concluding remarks. Scene 4 must include all 5 of the following.

  1. ARGUMENT SUMMARY: Each character should summarize their argument and main points.
  2. PERSUASIVENESS: Moderator should summarize and re-state which perspective is the most persuasive and why. However, keep in mind that nuanced arguments that effectively appreciate and critique both perspectives will be much stronger than those that simply choose a side.
  3. PRESENT MOMENT: The moderator or a special guest should jump in at this point to connect this debate to the present. Think: what can this debate tell us about similar issues we face today? Alternatively, you could have one or both characters make arguments about contemporary issues, as if they were alive today. Based on what you know about what they believed, what would they likely argue about a similar debate going on right now?
  4. CITATIONS: You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles. YOU MUST USE IN-TEXT CITATION OR FOOTNOTES FOR EVERY SINGLE STATEMENT YOU MAKE. THIS IS HOW YOU PROVE THAT YOU USED THE PRIMARY SOURCES PROVIDED WITHIN THE PERUSALL.
  5. BACK FROM THE DEAD: Imagine what these characters might say to each other today if they were alive and met up again.

Don’t forget:

  • You should select a specific genre for the script (for example: horror, comedy, romance, sci-fi, fantasy, legal, police procedural, thriller, or a combination of two genres). If it is a play script, you must also have the physical movements and sound effects, tone of voice, body language, etc. written down. If it is a podcast or vlog, you should include the audio or video file so that we can SEE and HEAR how things are being said as much as WHAT is being said.

Grading Criteria, Rubric, Peer Reviews and Self-Evaluation

The Three Kritik Stages

Kritik “create” will be graded based on the average of peer review scores you receive, with the grades given by the most accurate reviewers weighing more heavily than the reviewers who are less accurate in their grading. This “accuracy” of grading is called “grading power” by Kritik:

Kritik “evaluate” will be assessed based upon how motivating and helpful your critiques are in your “evaluation” step. This grade is broken up into two parts, the “grading score” and the “written evaluation score.” The grading score is determined based upon how accurate you were in grading your peer compared to how other students and your professor/TA graded that same student. The “written evaluation score” is determined by completing the “feedback” step. This score is generated based upon how motivating and helpful/critical your written reviews were.

Kritik “feedback” will be assessed based on your completion of the “feedback” for all the peer reviews you received. If you completed feedback for all four of your peer reviewers, you will get 100%, but if you only completed 2 feedbacks, you only get 50% on this step.

You should read more about the grading process in Kritik here:

Grading Breakdown

You will have [5] grades on this assignment: The Version & , The Kritik “create” Version, Kritik “evaluation” (peer reviews) and Kritik “feedback” + Self-evaluation.

Perusall Version and Perusall Peer Review Version are worth 33.33% of your grade on the [Podcast] assignment. They each make up 1/2 of that 33.33%, so each one is 16.665% of your grade on the [Podcast] assignment.

Each of the [Kritik] stages make up 33.33% of the other 66.67% of the [Podcast] assignment. So each component is worth 22.22% of your grade on the [Podcast] assignment.

Name of assignment % of your grade out of 100 on the Podcast as a whole
Podcast Perusall Version 16.667 33.33
Podcast Perusall Peer Review 16.667
Podcast Kritik Create 22.22 66.667
Podcast Kritik Evaluate 22.22
Podcast Kritik Feedback 22.22
Total 100 100

This Podcast Kritik assignment is worth 16.67% of your overall grade in the class.

The grading rubric is displayed below. It is very similar to the rubric you will see for the Peer Review Perusall version of this assignment.


Timeline

This “Kritik” version will be reviewed by your peers during the “evaluate” stage using the grading rubric by the Wed. after the due date. Then you should submit your “feedback” and self-evaluation using the same rubric criteria on Thursday following the due date. This will be explained in more detail below and in those assignments in canvas.

Late policy

The Kritik version can be submitted up to 2 days late, until Tuesday. At this point, the “evaluation” stage will be due (Wed). There is a 10% deduction per day that your assignment is submitted late.

Submitting during the “evaluate” period means that your work may not be reviewed by others since they may have already completed their reviews. Submitting past the “evaluate” period means that you will have missed the opportunity to receive peer reviews and also to evaluate your peers. This negatively impacts your grade. The evaluate stage is worth 33.33% of your grade on the Kritik. The scores you receive during the “evaluate” stage impact the “create” score. If there are no peer reviews of your work, the instructor or TA grades will be substituted, often resulting in a lower grade.

If you do not submit evaluations for your peers, you will not receive feedback from them. If you don’t receive any evaluations, because of submitting your ‘create’ stage late, you won’t be able to complete feedback for your peers. This negatively impacts your grade. The feedback stage is worth 33.33% of your grade on the Kritik. In addition, the scores entered by your peers during the feedback process impact your score for the “evaluate” stage.

Peer Reviews and Self-evaluation

Peer Reviews or “Evaluations” in Kritik are due on Wednesday after the assignment is due. This gives students three days to review each other’s work (Monday morning through Wednesday night). Note: Peer reviews will be explained in more detail in a separate assignment. To complete peer reviews you will need to go to the Kritik assignment on the Kritik platform by clicking on ‘Kritik’ in the left hand navigation panel in canvas.

On Thursday after the due date, each student should go back into this Kritik assignment, and do the following tasks during the “feedback” stage in Kritik:

  • give “feedback” to your peer reviewers about how helpful their reviews were to you.
  • This will be broken down into “motivation” and “critique”
    • how motivational was the review? (discouraging to very motivational)
    • how helpful was the critique you received in improving the quality of your work for the next time? (ineffective to great critique)
  • How you rate your peer reviewer here matters to the grade they will get on their “evaluation” step
  • You should also leave a narrative comment evaluating your peer and your self, based upon the reviews you received from your peers.

Making your writing sound human

Note on the use of AI-chat platforms: You are allowed to use these to help you revise, rewrite, reorganize and comment on students’ work, as long as you include the original comment that chat GPT () generated, , plus your own substantial revision of that comment. You must follow these guidelines:

1. use specific aspects of at least one course reading or film (using specific page numbers and time stamps) and put them into your own words.

2. use natural language that is not vague/generic (AI typically develops vague and generic language).

3. make sure your own voice/tone/style is clearly present in what you write.

4. use personal experiences that make your writing more unique and original.

5. if you provide a definition or a quote or historical fact, cite it correctly using a full citation in the text, and never represent this as if it was your own words. Quotes are always surrounded by quotation marks and citations. Quotes are not over 3 lines long.

As you review the work of other students, assess whether or not the writing seems like it was AI-generated using these five criteria. You can use the following rubric to make a determination about whether or not you think the writing was AI-generated.

You are encouraged to make comments on previous students’ work and your peers’ work using these five above criteria and using AI-detection software. This will be part of the grading criteria used within Kritik. It will also be used for the Peer Review Perusall version of this assignment.

Please note, if you do not follow the five rules for making your writing sound human, and if you do not make the text generated by AI into your own work by following the five rules for making writing sound human, you will receive a ZERO on the assignment. It is up to my decision as the instructor, IF I will let you re-do the assignment.

Changing words out for synonyms is not a sufficient measure to make AI into your own words.

How to translate academic terminology into your own words/voice — seek guidance on paraphrasing:

check out this guide to re-writing AI-generated text:

Assessment of AI Presence Rubric

The presence of AI in the assignment is rated here, using a five point scale from A-F. This rubric will be used to grade your Kritik assignment and the Peer Review Perusall version.

– **A: No evidence of AI use:** The assignment exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes (1) specific course materials with page numbers and time stamps, (2) natural and non-vague language, (3) the student’s own voice, tone and style, (4) the use of detailed and specific personal experiences that could not be generated by AI, and (5) correct citation of quotes and facts from COURSE materials. Quotes used are short and not longer than three lines. Student relies more on COURSE materials than on external sources.

– **B: Minimal indication of AI use:** There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. 1-2 of the criteria mentioned above indicate that the student may have used AI to generate their responses. (1) The use of specific course materials is somewhat evident but could be more clearly put into the student’s own words. Student may not have used specific page numbers and time stamps from the course materials. (2) There might also be some areas of the assignment where vague or generic language was used or (3) where the student’s own unique voice could have been better highlighted. (4) Personal experiences are mentioned but could be more detailed or specific. (5) There are some errors or omissions in citation. Some quotes are too long or there may not be enough use of quotes. Student does use course materials but might rely more on external sources. 0 AI-detection software indicate there is a likelihood of AI-generated content.

– **C: Moderate evidence of AI use:** The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. 3-4 of the criteria indicate that the student used AI to generate their responses. (1) Student may have only used 1 piece of evidence from the course materials and the student relies more on external sources (an indicator of AI -generated content). (2) The writing uses vague or generic language. The writing lacks the natural flow and specificity expected from human-generated content. The writing may not contain (1) specific course materials, (3) the student’s own voice, tone and style, or (4) the use of personal experiences. (5) In addition, the student did not use proper/correct citations and quotes are too long or there are very few or no quotes used at all. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

– **D: Substantial indication of AI use:** The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. All 5 criteria indicate that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. (1) There are no specific course materials used. (2) The writing is vague and generic. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is barely discernible. It lacks the uniqueness and originality expected from a human author and may show signs of possible plagiarism. (4) There are no personal experiences mentioned or if they are, they sound very vague and general (typical of AI-generated personal experiences). (5) There are no specific citations at all. External sources rather than course sources were used. If quotes are present they are longer than three lines. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

– **F: High likelihood of AI use:** The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations, and if there are quotes they are all longer than three lines. (2) It lacks natural language, includes vague or generic phrases, and (5) doesn’t properly cite quotes or facts, indicating probable AI-generated content. (4) There’s no clear presence of the student’s personal experiences. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is not discernible. At least three AI-detection software indicate that there is a high probability that the assignment was AI-generated. The assignment will be given a grade of 0. It is up to instructor’s discretion if student will be permitted to revise.

Rubric

Podcast Script Debate Kritik Rubric Fall 2024

Podcast Script Debate Kritik Rubric Fall 2024

Criteria Ratings Pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomeincludes revisions of at least 2 questions that the debate is based uponThere are at least two new, original questions that guide the debate. The new and original questions are clearly connected to the primary source assigned and the student demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the content of the primary source assigned. This criteria will be assessed with the assistance of Bloom’s Taxonomy: —
The new and original version exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes (1) specific course materials with page numbers and time stamps, (2) natural and non-vague language, (3) the student’s own voice, tone and style, (4) the use of detailed and specific personal experiences that could not be generated by AI, and (5) correct citation of quotes and facts from COURSE materials. Quotes used are short and not longer than three lines. Student relies more on COURSE materials than on external sources.

10 pts

100%

2 excellently formed questions. The questions require other students to conjecture, investigate, formulate new ideas. (The highest level in Bloom’s Taxonomy). Both questions are based on the big ideas and requirements of the assignment. Student demonstrates in-depth engagement with and knowledge of the primary sources assigned this week.//No evidence that this was ai generated. If ai was used, student included the original comment from ai chat bot, cited it, and revised it, following all five requirements for making writing sound more human.

9 pts

90%

2 questions that are directly about the primary source assigned and show that you engaged with the source. They are at the level of critiquing or evaluating (the second level in Bloom’s Taxonomy). one question is at the level of big ideas, and is conceptual, but other question is more focused on details rather than big picture. May not show full engagement with the primary sources assigned this week.//There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. Student followed only 4 out 5 requirements for making writing sound more human; this indicates that the student may have used AI to generate their responses.

8 pts

80%

1-2 questions that may not be entirely related to the source or may not demonstrate that you actually read/watched the primary source in depth. At the level of compare/contrast, or the examining (level three in Bloom’s Taxonomy). Question(s) may be too focused on small details. May not be original or new. May be too similar to past student work or to other students’ work in this class. //Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content

7 pts

70%

1 question that may not demonstrate your engagement with the source. Falls at level four in Bloom’s Taxonomy which is application, demonstration, interpretation. Question is not original or new. May be too similar to past student work or to other students’ questions. //The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. student followed only 2 out of the 5 criteria for making writing sound human; this indicates that the student used AI to generate their responses. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

5 pts

50%

there is 1 question is unrelated or does not show engagement with the source. At the level of explanation, description, identification, recognition. This is level five in Bloom’s Taxonomy. Question is not original. //The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. Student followed 0-1 of the criteria for making writing sound human. This indicates that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

0 pts

did not complete

either did not complete this portion OR The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations, and if there are quotes they are all longer than three lines. (2) It lacks natural language, includes vague or generic phrases, and (5) doesn’t properly cite quotes or facts, indicating probable AI-generated content. (4) There’s no clear presence of the student’s personal experiences. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is not discernible. At least three AI-detection software indicate that there is a high probability that the assignment was AI-generated. The assignment will be given a grade of 0 and the student will need to revise it.

10 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomescene 1: introduce the cast of characters and the topic being debated. Must cover all six points.Through their new, original, innovative first scene, the introduction to the debate is depicted in depth: (1) the location of the debate – be creative, (2) the specifics of the topic of the debate, (3) each character’s main argument (4) introduce the moderator– which side are they on? or are they neutral? (5) as the scene ends, it should be clear who is debating, what they are debating, what their arguments are, and how they differ (6) You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials. Every statement should have an in-text citation or footnote. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles. However, it is required to first cite course materials, especially the primary sources assigned in this assignment.///The original version exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes all 5 aspects of making writing sound more human.

15 pts

100%

all 6 aspects of the “intro” scene are included in a unique, creative, and innovative manner. These include: location, topic, arguments, moderator, summary, citations. // Student follows assignment instructions, uses correct course materials based on these instructions, writing considers its audience correctly, has a clear purpose and point that is summarized in a sentence. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for every statement made, not just in a works cited page.///No evidence that this was ai generated. If ai was used, student included the original comment from ai chat bot, cited it, and revised it, following all five requirements for making writing sound more human.

13.5 pts

90%

4-5 of the required points are included regarding the intro scene. The student’s work is original and innovative, but could be more so. // In Scene 1 the student did 4-5 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 1, student did all 3 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for MOST but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page. ///There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. Student followed only 4 out 5 requirements for making writing sound more human; this indicates that the student may have used AI to generate their responses.

12 pts

80%

3 of the requirements re: intro to cast of characters and debate topic were included: location, topic, arguments, moderator, summary and citations. The student’s work is not very original or innovative and it seems to similar to past student work / current student work. In Scene 1 the student did 2-3 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 1, student did 1-2 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 1, student did 4-5 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for a FEW but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page. //Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content.

10.5 pts

70%

1-2 of the required points were included re: intro. These include: location, topic, arguments, moderator, summary and citations. The submission is surface level and needs more depth. This scene is not new, original or innovative. // In Scene 1 the student did only 1 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 1, student did only 1 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 1, student did 2-3 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are probably NOT used at all, but there is a works cited page. //The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. student followed only 2 out of the 5 criteria for making writing sound human; this indicates that the student used AI to generate their responses. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

7.5 pts

50%

0-1 of the required points were included re: intro to characters. extremely surface level. //In Scene 1 the student did ZERO of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 1, student did only ZERO of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 1, student did 1-2 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are NOT used at all, and there may be NO works cited page either. //The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. Student followed 0-1 of the criteria for making writing sound human. This indicates that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

0 pts

did not complete

either did not complete this portion OR The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations, and if there are quotes they are all longer than three lines. (2) It lacks natural language, includes vague or generic phrases, and (5) doesn’t properly cite quotes or facts, indicating probable AI-generated content. (4) There’s no clear presence of the student’s personal experiences. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is not discernible. At least three AI-detection software indicate that there is a high probability that the assignment was AI-generated. The assignment will be given a grade of 0 and the student will need to revise it.

15 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomescene 2: historical background and character development [address four requirements]Through their new, original and innovative Scene 2, the historical background for the source is discussed in detail & the characters are developed in depth. There are at least four out of the five possible points addressed in depth: (1) either the moderator can provide historical context or you could include this in narrative section set out from the rest of the dialogue (2) Be sure to summarize the historical background thoroughly yet concisely for this issue.
(3) In what context were these sources written? How might the context have influenced the authors perspectives? (4) What are the biographical, personal, ideological, political, socioeconomic, racial, gender, etc. based influences on this character’s point of view on this issue? Find a way to creatively weave personal anecdotes from the character into the dialogue. (5) CITATIONS you must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials for EVERY statement made and not just in a works cited page. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles.///The revisions and final version exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes all five aspects of making writing sound more human.

15 pts

100%

Four or more of these aspects regarding historical background and character development were addressed in a new, unique and original manner. These include: historical background, social context, character positionality, and citations. Student follows assignment instructions, uses correct course materials based on these instructions, writing considers its audience correctly, has a clear purpose and point that is summarized in a sentence. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for every statement made, not just in a works cited page. //No evidence that this was ai generated. If ai was used, student included the original comment from ai chat bot, cited it, and revised it, following all five requirements for making writing sound more human.

13.5 pts

90%

3 out of the four required questions are answered through a mostly new, original and innovative version, but could be more in-depth. These include: historical background, social context, character positionality, and citations. In Scene 2 the student did 4-5 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 2, student did all 3 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for MOST but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page.///There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. Student followed only 4 out 5 requirements for making writing sound more human; this indicates that the student may have used AI to generate their responses.

12 pts

80%

2 out of the four questions are answered via a somewhat original version, but questions answered vaguely/generally, lacking specifics. These include: historical background, social context, character positionality, and citations. The student’s work is not very original or innovative and it seems to similar to past student work / current student work. In Scene 2 the student did 2-3 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 2, student did 1-2 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 2, student did 4-5 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for a FEW but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page. //Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content.///Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content.

10.5 pts

70%

only 1 of the questions is answered via submitted assignment and it is very brief/vague. These are surface level and need more depth. This scene is not new, original or innovative. // In Scene 2 the student did only 1 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 2, student did only 1 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 2, student did 2-3 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are probably NOT used at all, but there is a works cited page./The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. student followed only 2 out of the 5 criteria for making writing sound human; this indicates that the student used AI to generate their responses. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

7.5 pts

50%

none of the questions are answered re: hist. background and char. devp. extremely surface level. In Scene 2 the student did ZERO of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 2, student did only ZERO of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 2, student did 1-2 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are NOT used at all, and there may be NO works cited page either. /The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. Student followed 0-1 of the criteria for making writing sound human. This indicates that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

0 pts

did not complete

either did not complete this portion OR The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations, and if there are quotes they are all longer than three lines. (2) It lacks natural language, includes vague or generic phrases, and (5) doesn’t properly cite quotes or facts, indicating probable AI-generated content. (4) There’s no clear presence of the student’s personal experiences. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is not discernible. At least three AI-detection software indicate that there is a high probability that the assignment was AI-generated. The assignment will be given a grade of 0 and the student will need to revise it.

15 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomescene 3: a summary of the arguments: relationship and contrast between arguments [6 requirements]Through their new, original, innovative script, elaborates on 6 out of these 7 aspects:
1. Each character should elaborate on the problem, the significance and their approach to addressing it.
2. Use specific details from each of the primary source documents you selected to flesh out the characters’ arguments.
3. The moderator can jump in to clarify, elaborate, and further analyze the points made by each of the debaters.
4. The moderator and debaters can also explain how the arguments relate, and contrast.
5. What are the areas of commonality? Think of approach, evidence, claims, problems, thesis, and conclusions.
6. What are the major differences between these characters’ points of view? Think of approach, evidence, claims, problems, thesis, and conclusions.
7. you must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials for EVERY statement made and not just in a works cited page. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles
//
The revisions and final version exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes all five aspects of making writing sound more human.

15 pts

100%

completed new, original and innovative scene 3 using at least six aspects of the “summary of arguments” and all are well-developed: significance, evidence, elaboration, contrasts, commonalities, differences, citations. //Student follows assignment instructions, uses correct course materials based on these instructions, writing considers its audience correctly, has a clear purpose and point that is summarized in a sentence. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for every statement made, not just in a works cited page. //No evidence that this was ai generated. If ai was used, student included the original comment from ai chat bot, cited it, and revised it, following all five requirements for making writing sound more human.

13.5 pts

90%

the new version is mostly original and innovative, but still needs development and elaboration. Addresses 5 of the required 6 questions for Scene 3 which include: significance, evidence, elaboration, contrasts, commonalities, differences, citations. // In Scene 3 the student did 4-5 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 3, student did all 3 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for MOST but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page.////There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. Student followed only 4 out 5 requirements for making writing sound more human; this indicates that the student may have used AI to generate their responses.

12 pts

80%

In their new version of scene 3, student did only 3-4 of the required 6 questions: significance, evidence, elaboration, contrasts, commonalities, differences, citations. Some of the text for scene 3 is overly vague or general and lacks specifics. The student’s work is not very original or innovative and it seems too similar to past student work / current student work. In Scene 3, the student did 2-3 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 3, student did 1-2 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 3, student did 4-5 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for a FEW but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page. //Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content.

10.5 pts

70%

only includes 3 of the 6 requirements: significance, evidence, elaboration, contrasts, commonalities, differences, citations for Scene 3. It is very brief/vague. These are surface level and need more depth. This scene is not new, original or innovative. // In Scene 3 the student did only 1 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In Scene 3, student did only 1 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In Scene 3, student did 2-3 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are probably NOT used at all, but there is a works cited page./The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. student followed only 2 out of the 5 criteria for making writing sound human; this indicates that the student used AI to generate their responses. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

7.5 pts

50%

only includes 1 or 2 of the 6 requirements for the “summary of arguments”; extremely surface level. In this scene the student did ZERO of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In this scene, student did only ZERO of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In this scene, student did 1-2 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are NOT used at all, and there may be NO works cited page either. //The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. Student followed 0-1 of the criteria for making writing sound human. This indicates that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

0 pts

did not complete

either did not complete this portion OR The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations, and if there are quotes they are all longer than three lines. (2) It lacks natural language, includes vague or generic phrases, and (5) doesn’t properly cite quotes or facts, indicating probable AI-generated content. (4) There’s no clear presence of the student’s personal experiences. (3) The student’s voice, tone, or style is not discernible. At least three AI-detection software indicate that there is a high probability that the assignment was AI-generated. The assignment will be given a grade of 0 and the student will need to revise it.

15 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomescene 4: conclusion, summary, epilogue [5 requirements]Through their new, original and innovative scene, elaborates on 5 out of these aspects:
1. Each debater should make their concluding remarks.
2. Each character should summarize their argument and main points.
3. Moderator should summarize and re-state which perspective is the most persuasive and why. However, keep in mind that nuanced arguments that effectively appreciate and critique both perspectives will be much stronger than those that simply choose a side.
4. The moderator or a special guest should jump in at this point to connect this debate to the present. Think: what can this debate tell us about similar issues we face today? Alternatively, you could have one or both characters make arguments about contemporary issues, as if they were alive today. Based on what you know about what they believed, what would they likely argue about a similar debate going on right now?
5. You must cite sources here using the primary source documents, the text book, and other course materials for EVERY statement made and not just in a works cited page. You can also include additional FIU library sources, as long as they are academic articles.
6. Imagine what these characters might say to each other today if they were alive and met up again. // The revisions and final version exhibits no discernible traits or patterns indicative of AI-generated content and includes all five aspects of making writing sound more human.

15 pts

100%

completed the new, original, innovative scene with all 5 aspects of the “conclusion” and all are well-developed: argument summary, persuasiveness, present moment, citations, back from the dead./No evidence that this was ai generated. If ai was used, student included the original comment from ai chat bot, cited it, and revised it, following all five requirements for making writing sound more human.

13.5 pts

90%

includes 4-5 of the 5 requirements in their mostly unique and innovative scene, 1 needs development– argument summary, persuasiveness, present moment, citations, back from the dead. / In this scene the student did 4-5 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In this scene, student did all 3 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for MOST but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page.///There are minor indications that some content in the assignment might be AI-generated. Student followed only 4 out 5 requirements for making writing sound more human; this indicates that the student may have used AI to generate their responses.

12 pts

80%

completed 3 of the 5 requirements: argument summary, persuasiveness, present moment, citations, back from the dead. Some of the text for this scene is overly vague or general and lacks specifics. The student’s work is not very original or innovative and it seems too similar to past student work / current student work. In this scene, the student did 2-3 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In this scene, student did 1-2 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In this scene, student did 4-5 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are used for a FEW but not ALL statements made, not just in a works cited page. //Student followed only 3 out of 5 requirements for making writing sound human. Still no AI-detection software detects a likelihood of ai-generated content.

10.5 pts

70%

only includes 2-3 of the 5 requirements: argument summary, persuasiveness, present moment, citations, back from the dead. This scene is very brief/vague. This scene is surface level and needs more depth. This scene is not new, original or innovative. // In this scene the student did only 1 of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In this scene, student did only 1 of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In this scene, student did 2-3 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are probably NOT used at all, but there is a works cited page./The assignment contains noticeable evidence of AI-generated content. student followed only 2 out of the 5 criteria for making writing sound human; this indicates that the student used AI to generate their responses. At least 1 AI-detection software indicates that there is some likelihood that this is AI-generated.

7.5 pts

50%

only includes 1 or 2 of the 5 requirements for the “conclusion”; In this scene the student did ZERO of the following: followed instructions, used correct course materials, made their writing understandable, wrote with a clear purpose that can be summed up briefly, was well organized. // In this scene, student did only ZERO of the following: The topic sentences sum up the paragraphs. The writing is unified and paragraphs are separated in a way to promote unity and understanding. // In this scene, student did 1-2 of the following: using diff. structures for sentences, starting sentences differently, using variety of vocabulary, carefully selecting synonyms, using correct mechanics including grammar, spelling and punctuation. // Citations including in-text or footnotes are NOT used at all, and there may be NO works cited page either. //The assignment has substantial indications of AI-generated content. Student followed 0-1 of the criteria for making writing sound human. This indicates that the student used AI to create their assignment responses. At least two AI-detection software indicate that there is a moderate-high probability that the assignment was AI-generated.

0 pts

did not complete

either did not complete this portion OR The assignment provides highly convincing evidence that a significant portion of its content is generated by AI, with minimal human input. There is no mention of (1) course materials, (5) no citations,

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