CS Teachers–Please help evaluate Hour of Code Tutorials

I'm passing this along for Code.org who I am helping organise tutorials for an Hour of Code during CS education week. We need help evaluating the tutorials we have received to make sure we have high quality projects for people to use. Please help if you can. Thank you!

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We've received many submissions of Hour of Code tutorials. We want help in sorting through them, so that the display order is based on feedback of the broader CS community. The final presentation will look something like the list you see a thttp://csedweek.org/learn2.
Please read the Hour of Code Tutorial Guidelines first: http://bit.ly/hoc2013
Tutorials will be listed higher if they are:

• high quality
• self-directed, don’t require too much instruction
• designed for beginners
• designed as a ~ 1 hour activity
• require no signup
• require no payment
  require no installation
• work across many OS/device platforms
• work across multiple languages
• promote diversity (gender/race-neutral presentation)

We want your help looking at the many submissions we've received, and scoring them 1-5 on each of these attributes.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You don't need to fill out the entire form. Please help us out as much as you can.

Take our survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PK6WL7H

Thank you,
Pat Yongpradit
Director of Education, Code.org