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How to create the peer review form

  1. Open the Workshop activity.
  2. Go to the Assessment form section.



  1. There are several grading strategies available for the assessment form. You can choose the one that best fits your peer review activity.


Accumulative Grading

Best for: Marks + comments


Example

Students review a presentation.


  1. Choose: Accumulative grading
  2. Add assessment criteria like:


Criterion

Marks

Introduction

5

Content

10

Conclusion

5


  1. Students:
  • Give marks
  • Write comments


Example student review
  • Introduction = 4/5
  • Content = 8/10
  • Conclusion = 5/5

Total = 17/20


✅ Good for detailed assessment



Comments

Best for: Feedback only


Example

Students give feedback on essay drafts.


  1. Choose: Comments
  2. Add questions like:
  • What is good?
  • What can improve?
  • Is the topic clear?


  1. Students only write comments.


Example student feedback
  • “Good introduction.”
  • “Add more examples.”
  • “Conclusion is short.”


❌ No marks given


✅ Good for practice and improvement



Number of Errors

Best for: Checklist assessment


Example

Checking assignment requirements.


  1. Choose: Number of errors
  2. Add checklist items:
Requirement |---- |Title included |References included |Images added |Conclusion written |


  1. Students choose:
  • Yes
  • No


Example

Item

Result

Title

Yes

References

Yes

Images

No


  1. The system will counts the missing items automatically.


✅ Good for simple checking tasks



Rubric

Best for: Easy and fair peer grading


Example

Poster presentation assessment.


  1. Choose: Rubric
  2. Create criteria with levels.

Criterion

Excellent

Good

Poor

Design

5

3

1

Content

5

3

1


  1. Students select one level only.


Example
  • Design = Excellent (5)
  • Content = Good (3)

Total = 8/10


✅ Easy for students
✅ Most recommended for peer assessment

Updated on: 22/05/2026

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