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Andrea Hills
Tue, 14 Jan 2020 05:00:09 +0000

Thoughtful post Roberto; I enjoyed the variety of ideas of ways to make the CPN tool more personal, which seems especially helpful for online students who are the recipients of canned responses far too often. I send mid-term CPNs to students who are are not passing and add in my own personal comments, but I haven’t thought of just leaving off the pre-written messages, which show up first and set the “you’re failing” tone before a student sees my comments.

In response to bryan, there was just a discussion at my department meeting last week about CPNs, and many of us agreed that students will often read a CPN vs. an email as it catches their attention. Also, it seems like a more official format when a student on academic probation needs a progress report for an advisor.

I am curious about Andy’s end note that writing faculty are working on a new Early Warning pilot as I am a writing instructor (adjunct), and I have not heard anything about this project. Is there any other info available yet?