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The relationship between vocabulary and writing quality in three genres
NG Olinghouse, J Wilson
Reading and Writing 26, 45-65, 2013
3812013
Automated essay evaluation software in English Language Arts classrooms: Effects on teacher feedback, student motivation, and writing quality
J Wilson, A Czik
Computers & Education 100, 94-109, 2016
2742016
Automated writing evaluation and feedback: Multiple metrics of efficacy
J Wilson, RD Roscoe
Journal of Educational Computing Research 58 (1), 87-125, 2020
1302020
Presentation, expectations, and experience: Sources of student perceptions of automated writing evaluation
RD Roscoe, J Wilson, AC Johnson, CR Mayra
Computers in Human Behavior 70, 207-221, 2017
902017
Does Automated Feedback Improve Writing Quality?.
J Wilson, NG Olinghouse, GN Andrada
Learning Disabilities: A Contemporary Journal 12 (1), 93-118, 2014
822014
Writing performance of students with emotional and/or behavioral disabilities
NA Gage, J Wilson, AS MacSuga-Gage
Behavioral Disorders 40 (1), 3-14, 2014
692014
Implementing automated writing evaluation in different instructional contexts: A mixed-methods study
C Palermo, J Wilson
Journal of Writing Research 12 (1), 63-108, 2020
672020
Elementary teachers’ perceptions of automated feedback and automated scoring: Transforming the teaching and learning of writing using automated writing evaluation
J Wilson, C Ahrendt, EA Fudge, A Raiche, G Beard, C MacArthur
Computers & Education 168, 104208, 2021
632021
Associated effects of automated essay evaluation software on growth in writing quality for students with and without disabilities
J Wilson
Reading and Writing 30, 691-718, 2017
552017
Automated formative writing assessment using a levels of language framework
J Wilson, R Roscoe, Y Ahmed
Assessing Writing 34, 16-36, 2017
532017
College student perceptions of writing errors, text quality, and author characteristics
AC Johnson, J Wilson, RD Roscoe
Assessing Writing 34, 72-87, 2017
452017
Comparing the accuracy of different scoring methods for identifying sixth graders at risk of failing a state writing assessment
J Wilson, NG Olinghouse, DB McCoach, T Santangelo, GN Andrada
Assessing Writing 27, 11-23, 2016
442016
Examining the validity of single-occasion, single-genre, holistically scored writing assessments
NG Olinghouse, T Santangelo, J Wilson
Measuring Writing: Recent Insights into Theory, Methodology and Practice, 55-82, 2012
442012
Using automated feedback to improve writing quality: Opportunities and challenges
J Wilson, GN Andrada
Handbook of research on technology tools for real-world skill development …, 2016
412016
Universal screening with automated essay scoring: Evaluating classification accuracy in grades 3 and 4
J Wilson
Journal of School Psychology 68, 19-37, 2018
382018
The Common Core Writing Standards: A Descriptive Study of Content and Alignment with a Sample of Former State Standards.
GA Troia, NG Olinghouse, J Wilson, KA Stewart, Y Mo, L Hawkins, ...
Reading Horizons 55 (3), 98-141, 2016
332016
Generalizability of automated scores of writing quality in Grades 3–5.
J Wilson, D Chen, MP Sandbank, M Hebert
Journal of educational psychology 111 (4), 619, 2019
312019
Academic standards for writing: To what degree do standards signpost evidence-based instructional practices and interventions?
GA Troia, NG Olinghouse, Y Mo, L Hawkins, RA Kopke, A Chen, J Wilson, ...
the elementary school journal 116 (2), 291-321, 2015
312015
Automated feedback and automated scoring in the elementary grades: Usage, attitudes, and associations with writing outcomes in a districtwide implementation of MI Write
J Wilson, Y Huang, C Palermo, G Beard, CA MacArthur
International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education 31 (2), 234-276, 2021
302021
Planning for adolescent tier 3 reading instruction
JA Wilson, M Faggella-Luby, Y Wei
Teaching Exceptional Children 46 (1), 26-34, 2013
252013
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