Feedback Fruits - Peer Review

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What is the Feedback Fruits Peer Review tool?

The Peer Review tool enables instructors to create assignments for students to provide feedback on one or more deliverables submitted by other students within the group, in other groups or another groups' assignment. The tool integrates with groups set in MyUni.

Why use this tool?

The Peer Review tool can be used:

To support the development of evaluative judgement in students;
To enable students to evaluate peers’ work according to a set of objective criteria;
To support an instructor to allocate student work for evaluation at scale; and
To enable efficient and timely set up of peer-based evaluation at scale.

What are the main options and features?

An overview of the tool can be viewed on the FeedbackFruits dedicated webpage.

In summary, the main options and features are:

Teachers can change the type of peer review activity to "review individual deliverable(s) within the group" or "review individual deliverable(s) form individuals in other groups" or "review group deliverable(s)from other groups".
The tool allows teachers to structure and customise the peer review work criteria with options such as qualitative feedback criteria, scales, or rubrics.
The tool enables students to critically review their own piece of work or deliverables before assessing others'.
Teachers have the option to convert any activity into a summative task, configure which steps of the assignment should be graded and how many elements should count to determine the final grade.
Teachers can set deadlines on when to release feedback that has been provided to students. The tool doesn't show the feedback student get from their peers until the deadlines are over to avoid bias.
Teachers can either design open peer assessments, encouraging comparison and discussion among students or anonymously, depending on the assessment task and context.
Groups are automatically synced from the LMS and each student is automatically assigned. Feedback can be provided on multiple types of deliverables such as videos, websites, documents.

Walkthroughs and Tutorials

Use this Peer Review Case 1 Quicksheet to see how to set up a simple peer review assignment.