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Peer Evaluation and Review

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Peer Evaluation and Review

Have students evaluate their peers to gain important skills in critically assessing their own work.

Peer evaluation (or peer review) is a type of assessment activity where students are asked to provide feedback on or potentially grade the work of other students in the course. Different tools are available to help facilitate qualitative written feedback, structured feedback using rubrics or peer grading, depending on the goals of the course. Peer evaluation activities are useful in helping to provide more opportunities for students to get feedback on written work, particularly in large enrollment courses.

Ideas and Strategies

Canvas Peer Review

    The Canvas fully integrated, internal Peer Reviewing tool makes implementing peer feedback into assignments effortless. Peer...

iPeer

Create and manage peer evaluations for group projects or team-based learning. The iPeer online application allows instructors to...

ComPAIR

ComPAIR is an online peer review tool that allows students to formulate answers to questions and then compare...

edX Peer Assessment

Empower students to be proactive in learning with Open Response Assessment. The edX Peer Assessment tool allows students...

edX Peer Instruction

The peer instruction tool allows student to respond to a question, review other students’ responses, and have the...

peerScholar

PeerScholar is an online peer and self-assessment tool that allows you to set up different types of peer...

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