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Anna at 21:25, 29 January 2025

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Anna: /* Feedback vs Judge Notes */

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Feedback vs Judge Notes

Anna: /* Feedback vs Judge Notes */

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Feedback vs Judge Notes

Anna: /* Feedback vs Judge Notes */

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Feedback vs Judge Notes

Anna: /* Scoring */

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Scoring

Anna at 20:49, 29 January 2025

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Anna: /* Registration */

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Registration

Anna at 17:09, 2 January 2025

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Michael: Created page with "Judges are the project grading CPU of the Science Fair world. They are volunteers who give of their time to help highlight the exceptional fair projects and students. They are..."

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Created page with "Judges are the project grading CPU of the Science Fair world. They are volunteers who give of their time to help highlight the exceptional fair projects and students. They are..."

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Judges are the project grading CPU of the Science Fair world. They are volunteers who give of their time to help highlight the exceptional fair projects and students. They are central to the whole process and vital to the success of every fair or contest out their. Whether you are a judge yourself (thank you for your service) or a different type of user that wants to learn more about the Judge Role in zFairs, you've come to the right place.

== Judging Overview ==
Here's a quick overview of what you can expect as a judge during registration, setting your preferences and on the day of the fair.

:{|
=== Registration ===
Registering as a judge is a quick process that will collect the needed information and get you ready for judging.
# Navigate to the zFairs site for your fair (Example: demo.zfairs.com)
# On the home page
|}

:{|
=== Preferences ===

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:{|
=== Day of the Fair ===

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::{|
==== Scoring ====

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==== Feedback vs Judge Notes ====

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== Staff & Admin Info ==
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	Judge notes are where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes can be seen by event admin, but are not shared with the participants.		Judge notes are where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes can be seen by event admin, but are not shared with the participants.
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 Feedback are comments that judges can share with participants about their projects. Great feedback contains both tips that help participants improve and complements areas they excelled on. Feedback is reviewed by the event coordinator and may be shared with the participant.
-Judge notes are personal to the judges. This is where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes are not shared with the student.
+Judge notes are where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes can be seen by event admin, but are not shared with the participants.
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 At the end of each rubric is space to provide feedback for the participant and space to keep judge notes.
-Feedback are comments that judges can share with participants about their projects. Great feedback consists both tips that help participants improve and complements areas they excelled on. Feedback is reviewed by the event coordinator and may be shared with the participant.
+Feedback are comments that judges can share with participants about their projects. Great feedback contains both tips that help participants improve and complements areas they excelled on. Feedback is reviewed by the event coordinator and may be shared with the participant.
 Judge notes are personal to the judges. This is where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes are not shared with the student.
 |}

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	==== Feedback vs Judge Notes ====		==== Feedback vs Judge Notes ====
		+	At the end of each rubric is space to provide feedback for the participant and space to keep judge notes.

		+	Feedback are comments that judges can share with participants about their projects. Great feedback consists both tips that help participants improve and complements areas they excelled on. Feedback is reviewed by the event coordinator and may be shared with the participant.
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		+	Judge notes are personal to the judges. This is where judges can keep notes about the projects during interviews. These notes can be saved and used to help determine scores after leaving the participant/project. These notes are not shared with the student.
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 == Judging  Overview ==
-Here's a quick overview of what you can expect as a judge during registration, setting your preferences and on the day of the event.
+Here's a quick overview of what you can expect as a judge during registration and on the day of the event.
 :{|
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 * You will be sent a confirmation email after you have finished registration.
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+=== Day of the event ===
-:{|
+If doing virtual judging:
-=== Day of the event ===
+#Click on "Go to online Judging"
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 ::{|
 ==== Scoring ====
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 ::{|
 ==== Feedback vs Judge Notes ====
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 Registering as a judge is a quick process that will collect the needed information and get you ready for judging.
 # Navigate to the zFairs site for your event (Example: demo.zfairs.com)
-# On the home page
+# On the home page, click "Register" or "Create an Account", select "Judge"
-|}
+# Fill in your user name, full name, and email.
 === Preferences ===

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-Judges are the project grading CPU of the Science Fair world. They are volunteers who give of their time to help highlight the exceptional fair projects and students. They are central to the whole process and vital to the success of every fair or contest out their. Whether you are a judge yourself (thank you for your service) or a different type of user that wants to learn more about the Judge Role in zFairs, you've come to the right place.
+Judges are volunteers who give their time to help highlight the exceptional projects and participants. They are central to the whole process and vital to the success of every contest. Whether you are a judge yourself, or a different type of user that wants to learn more about the judge role in zFairs, you've come to the right place.
 == Judging  Overview ==
-Here's a quick overview of what you can expect as a judge during registration, setting your preferences and on the day of the fair.
+Here's a quick overview of what you can expect as a judge during registration, setting your preferences and on the day of the event.
 :{|
 === Registration ===
 Registering as a judge is a quick process that will collect the needed information and get you ready for judging.
-# Navigate to the zFairs site for your fair (Example: demo.zfairs.com)
+# Navigate to the zFairs site for your event (Example: demo.zfairs.com)
 # On the home page
 |}
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 :{|
-=== Day of the Fair ===
+=== Day of the event ===
 |}