Kigo Essay Feedback and Structure

Sarah from KH Academy demonstrates how to use the Kigo platform for essay feedback and revision. The tutorial covers starting a new essay, understanding feedback areas, and using Kigo to improve thesis statements. It also explains how to finalize and submit essays, with features like chat support and exemplar models for guidance.

What is the first step to start a new essay in KH Academy's tool?

• Select a previous essay

• Submit an essay for review

• Click on the blue button

• Click on the red button

Which area does Kigo NOT provide feedback on?

• Introduction

• References

• Evidence

• Conclusion

What does Kigo check for in the introduction of an essay?

• Engaging lead or hook

• Number of paragraphs

• Word count

• Font style

What aspect of evidence does Kigo evaluate?

• The date of the evidence

• The source of the evidence

• The relevance of the evidence

• The length of the evidence

What does Kigo suggest for improving the structure of an essay?

• Using more complex words

• Changing the font size

• Improving paragraph flow

• Adding more paragraphs

What is NOT covered under the style feedback by Kigo?

• Tone of the essay

• Vocabulary used

• Grammar and mechanics

• Page layout

How can Kigo assist if you don't understand a feedback suggestion?

• By deleting the suggestion

• By providing an example

• By ignoring the feedback

• By rewriting the essay

What is an Exemplar in the context of Kigo's feedback?

• A list of references

• A sample of writing on a different topic

• A summary of your essay

• A rewritten version of your essay

What can Kigo be used as, besides providing feedback?

• A translator

• A dictionary

• A calculator

• A thesaurus

What should you do if you want to take a break from revising your essay?

• Submit the essay immediately

• Print the essay

• Delete the essay

• Give your essay a title and save it