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6.73 Use Technology to Draft Publish Worksheet

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This Grade 6 English worksheet provides structured practice on 6.73 Use Technology to Draft Publish. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Use Technology to Draft/Publish - Draft, comment, and publish using collaborative tools; set appropriate permissions and cite media sources. (CCSS W.6.6; CA W.6.6; MA W.6.6; NY 6W6; TX §110.22(b)(12)(J))

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Grade

Grade 6

Subject

English

Domain

English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Your group is publishing a collaborative poem with a background image. You can either ‘publish to web’ from the doc or export as PDF. The poem must stay exactly formatted and the background image credit must remain visible.

Which option is safest?

ARemove the image credit to avoid clutter

BCopy into a text message

CExport as PDF (to preserve formatting) and include a visible caption/credit for the image in the PDF

DPublish to web and hope devices show it the same

Solution & Explanation:PDF export is designed to preserve formatting across devices. Including the credit as visible text ensures the attribution stays with the media.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A group is building a shared bibliography. Some sources are videos, some are images, and some are articles. The list is messy and hard to check.

Which organizational strategy is best?

AOnly include URLs because titles are optional

BUse consistent fields for every entry (creator, title, date, platform/publisher, URL) and group by media type if helpful

CRemove anything that isn’t a book

DList sources randomly and hope readers understand

Solution & Explanation:Consistency makes citations verifiable. Using the same key fields for each entry and grouping by media type improves clarity and checking.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Your team is finalizing a document with embedded media. The teacher will grade both writing and collaboration. You want the teacher to see comment threads and version history, but you don’t want the public to see them.

What is the best submission plan?

ASubmit only screenshots so no one sees anything

BRemove version history before submitting

CSubmit two links: an internal teacher-only link with comments/history access, and a separate cleaned, view-only public version

DSubmit the public link and hope the teacher can find history

Solution & Explanation:Separate links let the teacher review process evidence privately while the public sees only a clean final product.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 6 English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.6.73 (Draft, comment, and publish using collaborative tools; set appropriate permissions and cite media sources. (CCSS W.6.6; CA W.6.6; MA W.6.6; NY 6W6; TX §110.22(b)(12)(J))).