Educators: How does authorship continuity work

Authorship continuity looks at the patterns of the students own work, giving educators insights on the student's writing process.
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Students are asked to upload a baseline document at the start of their experience, and this builds their authorship voice.
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This can be done anytime, even as soon as they have access to Studiosity.
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It acts as a just first step or ingredient, to evolve their overall, demonstrated and owned 'voice'.
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No one document represents the student - and even as academic complexity improves over time, students' multi-faceted style and choices (paragraph choice, phrasing) persist.
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The drafting process is also another step in the multi-layered validation process, and is transparent to educators as part of reporting. Likewise, the viva-style Q&A stages give the student a chance to show what they have learned, in relation to what they have submitted.