Overview of a peer review
Peer review is a collaborative learning activity where learners assess and provide feedback on each other’s assignment submissions.
It supports active learning, strengthens critical thinking, and reduces instructor workload by distributing part of the review process.
See our video to understand how the Peer Review activity works in practice:
How to create a peer review?
Open the course's program.
Click Add new.
Choose Peer review.
Note: Before initiating a peer review activity, ensure you've created a specific assignment for Learners to complete.
Incorporate peer review into the course program for the following purposes:
active learning;
self-assessment and enhanced critical thinking;
collaboration and community;
reduced instructor workload;
customizable review criteria.
Learn more in How to Launch Peer Review article.
Expert Tip: Use clear rubrics and simple review questions to ensure consistent, high-quality feedback across all learners.
FAQ
Q: What is a Peer Review in EducateMe?
A: A Peer Review is a collaborative learning activity where learners assess and provide feedback on each other’s assignment submissions. Unlike instructor-led reviews, it promotes learner-to-learner interaction and reflection.
Q: What are the benefits of using Peer Review?
A: It encourages active learning and critical thinking, promotes self-assessment and reflection, builds collaboration and community, and reduces instructor workload.
Q: What do I need to set up before launching a Peer Review?
A: You must first create a specific Assignment for learners to submit. The Peer Review activity is based on that assignment and cannot function without it.
Q: Where can I learn more about using Peer Review effectively?
A: Check out our step-by-step guide in the How to Launch Peer Review Help Center article.