Opens an interactive process report showing the edit history of a Google Doc.
đź’ˇWhat is the Process Feedback extension?
The Process Feedback extension pulls the edit history of a Google Doc and turns it into a writing process report. This interactive report displays the writing process as numerical summaries and engaging charts. It includes details such as breaks taken during the writing process, typing fluency, copy-paste events, time spent on each paragraph, time allocated to revision versus content creation, and total typing time.
đź’ˇHow to Use the Extension?
âž› Step 1: Add this extension to your browser.
âž› Step 2: Open your Google document.
➛ Step 3: Find the “View Process Report” button near the menu bar and click on it.
đź’ˇHow to Share Your Process Report With Others?
âž› Share Link: Copy the URL of the report link and share it.
➛ Share PDF: In the sidebar, click “Download Process Report” to obtain a PDF of the process report.
đź’ˇWho Is It For?
The extension is designed primarily for students to self-reflect on their writing process. Students can also share their writing process reports with their teachers as a link or download the process report as a PDF report to share with their peers or teachers.
đź’ˇHow Does It Work?
The extension pulls all the edit history of your Google Doc and turns the writing journey into an interactive process report.
đź’ˇ Limitations
The extension is not well-tested with large documents with 100K+ changes or 100K+ characters. Its text styling also is not perfect yet. If you run into issues using the extension, please email us at
[email protected].
đź’ˇTerms and Conditions
By installing the extension, you agree to and acknowledge the terms and conditions at https://processfeedback.org/terms/
đź’ˇPrivacy Policy
âž› Gdoc Process Feedback collects the edit history of the Google Document so the process report can be shared as a link. Collected data is stored only so that users can view reports with the process report link. Also, collected data are automatically deleted after six months, and the links expire.
âž› For co-edited documents, always obtain permission from all co-authors before viewing or sharing process reports.
➛ If your document contains sensitive information and you do not need a public link, please the “Gdoc Process Data” extension instead.
đź’ˇ Please Cite
Adhikari, Badri; “Thinking Beyond Chatbots’ Threat to Education: Visualizations to Elucidate the Writing or Coding Process”; Education Sciences; 2023.