Capture of student work

• The current system captures and and retains all work that is turned in electronically via the TurnIn and BlackBoard systems. All take-out assignments can be turned in that way.
• Paper remains important for synchronous proctored work, i.e., proctored exams concurrently taken by all students in a given section.^2.11
• When we deploy the on-line administration of tests, that data will automatically be captured.^2.12

The Department's copier is configured to also serve as a 30-pages-per-minute scanner. Except for the removal of staples, there no more labor in scanning every page of every exam than in generating those exams in the first place.^2.13

We should capture not just the originals of the work, but also the graders' reports and annotations. Cases where the graders markup the work with red pens will require re-scanning.

The Department is working on automated grading systems for student software projects. Those systems will automatically generate a report that can be attached to the student work and possibly e-mailed to the student.^2.14