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Adding a Science Communication assignment to docs/tutorials #85

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"## Science Communication Assignment\n",
"\n",
"_As used during the Dynamical Oceanography 2023/24 course at Utrecht University_"
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"### Assignment description\n",
"\n",
"- You will write a popular scientific article about the virtual expedition. \n",
" - This is an individual assignment.\n",
" - The length of the article should be between 400 and 700 words. \n",
" - The audience of your science communication article are Physics BSc students.\n",
" - You need to include and refer to the findings/results of at least two scientific articles as background.\n",
"\n",
" - For examples of the style you could use, check out [this article](https://physicsworld.com/a/20000-pings-under-the-sea/) (although at almost 3,000 words that article is way longer than expected here), or [this article](https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/expeditions/to-hades-and-back-exploring-the-deepest-part-of-the-ocean/).\n",
" - You are allowed to use Generative AI to create photos of the expedition (but only for photos; no other uses of Generative AI are allowed!) \n",
"- Submit a first draft of the article to Blackboard by 27 March 17:00. \n",
"- Every student will provide formative feedback for two other articles. Deadline is 2 April 17:00. This formative feedback will be graded and will count 25% of the mark for this assignment. \n",
"- You will incorporate the formative feedback where appropriate into a final version of the article and submit that as a pdf on Blackboard by 5 April.\n",
"- The articles will be graded by the lecturer and the Teaching Assistants\n"
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"### Marking Rubric for the article\n",
"\n",
"|Rubric|What is extra?|Sufficient|What is missing?|\n",
"| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n",
"|Introduction to the region | | The physical oceanography of the region is clearly explained. | |\n",
"|Research motivation | | The motivation to do an expedition in this region is clearly articulated. | |\t\n",
"|Explanation of scientific papers | | The results of two scientific papers are described and incorporated in the text.| |\n",
"|Factual correctness | | The scientific claims and information presented are accurate and supported by evidence. | |\n",
"|Effect | | The goal/aim of the text is clear. The article contributes meaningfully to the reader's understanding of the topic. | |\n",
"|Use of visuals | | At least one visual (image, graph, or diagram) is present. It is used effectively to enhance understanding and engagement. | |\n",
"|Emotion/ personalization | | The text has a clear main character and includes reference to (personal) emotions. | |\n",
"|Narrative structure | | The narrative structure is such that readers are enticed to read to the end of the text. | |\n",
"|Suitability for the audience | | The text is understandable for the audience, while also not being too simplistic. | |\t\n",
"|Writing style | | The text is within the word limits, and has few spelling and grammatical errors. | |\n",
"\n",
"\n"
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"### Marking Rubric for the peer feedback\n",
"\n",
"| Rubric | What is extra? | Sufficient | What is missing? |\n",
"| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n",
"| Constructive criticism | \t| The peer feedback includes some critical reflections, and these are constructively phrased| |\n",
"|Focused on the content\t| |\tThe peer feedback focuses on the writing, not the writer | |\n",
"Specific | |The peer feedback points to specific places where the draft can be improved\t | |\n",
"Prioritized comments | | The peer feedback is an ordered list with the most important comments at the top | |\n",
"Considerate and thoughtful | | The peer feedback is kind and does not jeopardize social safety (i.e. not ‘ad hominin’) | |\n"
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