Peer Scholar – Student Guide
Peer Scholar is a peer evaluation tool. This article provides step by step guidance for students on how to submit your work, provide peer feedback and access peer feedback on your own work.
Peer Scholar is a peer evaluation tool. This article provides step by step guidance for students on how to submit your work, provide peer feedback and access peer feedback on your own work.
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Peer Scholar is a peer evaluation tool. This article provides an overview of the different types of evaluation activity that you can build in Peer Scholar and what the workflow process looks like for students.