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Description from extension meta
Built for teachers - show students' history of edits in a Google Doc
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Revision History helps teachers see students' process when they write essays in Google Docs. It is meant to help teachers guide their students through revisions as well as to ensure that students are not just copy/pasting text from AI/LLMs/ChatGPT or other sources.
With Revision History, you can see:
- How many edits students made to their essays
- How long they spent writing
- What snippets they copy/pasted
- Watch a video replaying the document being written
It also works with documents submitted to Google Classroom (as long as they were drafted in Google Docs).
Latest reviews
- (2024-02-02) Blue Bush Boi: Massive data privacy concern. The amount of information this extensions collects is concerning and causes issues on my personal computer. Would not recommend, should be taken off the chrome web store.
- (2023-09-11) Ben Skifton: This is my favorite extension for Google Docs! I love the interface on top of the Google Doc because it is nonintrusive and gives you so much great info in a quick and easy to read display. This is a great extension for all teachers (I teach high school social studies) who want to get move information about students' work to monitor for copy and pasted work from other students, general websites, or artificial intelligence. I highly recommend!
- (2023-09-05) Jonathan Schenker: What a fantastic, elegant, easy to use program that helps solve the chatGPT problem facing educators. Use this tool to view the rhythm in which your students write and whether they are copying and pasting. This program should be adopted by every school system, private school, and university.
- (2023-08-12) Benjamin Lieblich: This is a great tool. Really helped me this weekend when I was grading papers to get a quick sense if the student had actually written their paper themselves. Highly recommended. Best tool I have seen so far to prevent chatgpt overusage.