Overview of a peer review
Peer review is a collaborative learning activity where Learners assess and provide feedback on their peers' assignment submissions, distinguishing it from instructor-led review.
See our video about the peer review activity:
How to create a peer review?
Open the course's program.
Click Add new.
Choose Peer review.
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.
Note: Before initiating a peer review activity, ensure you've created a specific assignment for Learners to complete.
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.