How to create the peer review form
- Open the Workshop activity.
- Go to the Assessment form section.

- 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.
- Choose: Accumulative grading
- Add assessment criteria like:
Criterion | Marks |
|---|---|
Introduction | 5 |
Content | 10 |
Conclusion | 5 |
- 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.
- Choose: Comments
- Add questions like:
- What is good?
- What can improve?
- Is the topic clear?
- 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.
- Choose: Number of errors
- Add checklist items:
- Students choose:
- Yes
- No
Example
Item | Result |
|---|---|
Title | Yes |
References | Yes |
Images | No |
- 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.
- Choose: Rubric
- Create criteria with levels.
Criterion | Excellent | Good | Poor |
|---|---|---|---|
Design | 5 | 3 | 1 |
Content | 5 | 3 | 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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