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PeerEval

PeerEval is a free app that is intended to be used by students in order to evaluate the presentations of the other class members

PeerEval is a free app that is intended to be used by students in order to evaluate the presentations of the other class members

PeerEval

by Thomas N Robb
PeerEval
PeerEval
PeerEval

What is it about?

PeerEval is a free app that is intended to be used by students in order to evaluate the presentations of the other class members. Students log in with their established username and password, and then input the name of the session provided by their instructor. They can then select the name of the currently presenting student from a scrolling list, and evaluate the presentation based on a set of rubrics pre-set by the instructor via a browser page. There is also a window for text comments. They then submit their evaluation, although they can modify previous evaluations anytime during the class session. The instructor, through a browser interface can enroll students, create the rubric set and download the results for analysis. In the future there will be some additional features requiring a small in-app purchase. A separate iPad version is planned in the future.

PeerEval

App Details

Version
1.07
Rating
(1)
Size
16Mb
Genre
Education
Last updated
June 6, 2018
Release date
May 3, 2017
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App Store Description

PeerEval is a free app that is intended to be used by students in order to evaluate the presentations of the other class members. Students log in with their established username and password, and then input the name of the session provided by their instructor. They can then select the name of the currently presenting student from a scrolling list, and evaluate the presentation based on a set of rubrics pre-set by the instructor via a browser page. There is also a window for text comments. They then submit their evaluation, although they can modify previous evaluations anytime during the class session. The instructor, through a browser interface can enroll students, create the rubric set and download the results for analysis. In the future there will be some additional features requiring a small in-app purchase. A separate iPad version is planned in the future.

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