Automated Evaluation of Writing -- 50 Years and Counting
In this theme paper, we focus on Automated Writing Evaluation (AWE), using Ellis Page{'}s seminal 1966 paper to frame the presentation. We discuss some of the current frontiers in the field and offer some thoughts on the emergent uses of this technology.
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