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Have peer assessment as anonymous separate from anonymous assessment for teachers.

When using peer assessment, it is often best practice to have peers assess one another anonymously. Often, teachers want to have this option available for peer assessment, but want to be able to assess with names when they are assessing. My idea is to allow anonymous assessment for peer assessing OR teacher assessing, not all or nothing.

  • Krystal Weiss
  • Jan 10 2019
Country US
Category Grading and assessment
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  • Henrik R. Jensen commented
    October 03, 2019 09:32

    I have teachers asking for this on a regular basis. They need to be able to contact students with missing replies to the task or missing peer reviews. Right now they dont know who these students are due to them being listed fully anonymous in the teachers status list.

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  • Michelle commented
    January 16, 2019 13:43

    Second this!!  Especially after encountering issues with Turnitin (PeerMark).

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