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An introduction to what RCOS is and how to get started
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Mentor Grading Rubric #18

Open seveibar opened 8 years ago

seveibar commented 8 years ago

This has been requested numerous times, but is pretty hard to get right. PRs welcome.

t3dotgg commented 8 years ago

I think splitting "commits" from "contributions" is a great idea, and when discussing the grading of mentors, the need for such a split becomes even more apparent.

Mentors should be expected to "contribute" more and "commit" less, perhaps make a separate "external contributions" measure that tracks how much people contribute to projects that aren't their own?

kburk1997 commented 6 years ago

Right now, I'm not sure if we have a defacto rubric for mentors, but we are working on adding a Flex requirement to the final grade and mentoring can fulfill that requirement: https://rcos.github.io/rcos-handbook/#/grading/flex

kburk1997 commented 6 years ago

That being said, as someone with three semesters of mentoring experience under my belt and who will be serving as a coordinator in the fall, I definitely understand how hard it is to balance community involvement and project involvement (not to mention the ridiculous courseload of RPI)