QQC Doc Creation

Due: 1/14

QQC stands for Question, Quote, or Comment. The QQC Doc is a Google document shared with the class instructor and will serve as a bibliography and notes for the readings. To start, create and share a Google document with ksm@cs.duke.edu

The Google document should follow a particular format to help with navigation. To make things easier here is a Google doc template. Clicking on this link will prompt you to make a copy of the Google doc.

Format

• Google doc name: “QQC Doc: Given_name Surname” – replace Given_name Surname with your name so that it matches your name in the gradebook.
• Contents for each reading
  • Title of the reading with the format “Heading 1”, so they appear in the document outline.
  • Citation – Must contain title, author, publication venue, and year (Google Scholar’s Cite feature will help)
  • Link to the reading (not needed for readings from the Handbook, but could be useful to you)
  • Your Question(s), Quote(s), and Comment(s) about the reading. If you are wondering how much to do, check out the QQC Doc Check post.

Supplement

You can learn about QQC from 5 Ways College Teachers Can Improve Their Instruction by the Cult of Pedagogy podcast.

Grading

• Exemplary – By the due date, the document exists, is shared with the instructor, and is named correctly.
• Satisfactory – The document exists, is shared with the instructor, but was not shared with the instructor on time.
• Not Yet – The document exists, is shared with the instructor, but is not named correctly.

Regrade

You may redo/update the work and request a single regrade to update your grade. To ask for a regrade email the instructor with the subject: “CS590 Regrade: QQC Doc Creation” include a link to your QQC doc.