Student Peer Review and Feedback Platforms: Evaluating the Impact on Student Learning
Examining the impact of incorporating mediated peer review platforms such as Eli Review and Kritik in courses at Miami.
Eligibility
Full/part-time teaching faculty/instructors, librarians, staff, and graduate students
Amount
Each participant will receive $500 in professional development funds.
Submission
Online Application
Deadline
TBA
Purpose and Description
The purpose of this FLC is to examine the impact of incorporating mediated peer review platforms such as Eli Review and Kritik in courses at Miami. This includes using and testing these platforms in a variety of course settings and disciplines, including writing intensive courses, Miami Plan courses, and large enrollment courses.
Participants in the FLC will meet regularly to discuss research on peer review platforms and discuss best practices to facilitate effective peer response in their appropriate course setting while also using these tools in their courses.
Examining the impact of these tools will include distributing mid-semester and end-of-semester student and instructor surveys.
Finally, participants will design and implement an assessment and evaluation project of these platforms to be conducted in Spring 2024.
Participants of this FLC will be able to use Eli Review and/or Kritik for no cost to them or their students for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Activities
- Use Eli Review or Kritik in their course in Fall 2023, conducting mid-semester and end of semester user experience reviews.
- Develop an assessment and evaluation project to be conducted Spring 2024.
- Develop a collaborative white paper to be distributed to Miami leadership regarding campus-wide adoption at Miami.
Members
2023-2024
- Will Chesher, English & Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Co-facilitator
- Theresa (Tess) Evans, English, Co-facilitator
Center for Teaching Excellence
