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Peermark PeerMark is functionality only available through Turnitin assignments whereby you can include a peer assessment activity. |
Moodle Help & Support (Staff)
This refers to Moodle 34.2 1 from September 2017 onward.PeerMark December 2023 onward.
Within TurnItIn you can set up a PeerMark assessment, which allows students to evaluate each others work.
Note: This helpsheet relates directly to PeerMark within TurnItIn, rather than the Peer Assessment activity within Moodle.
- PeerMark is a peer assessment tool embedded within Turnitin
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- It allows you to set additional anonymised assessment tasks to be completed by students, based on a set evaluation criteria.
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- The marks given by peers do not affect the student's overall grade; The purpose of the
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- task is to involve students with the assessment process.
- The outcome is that students will better understand how to evaluate their own
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How to add a
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PeerMark assessment activity
You need to have created a Turnitin assignment assignment dropbox as normal before you can add the PeerMark activity (see see How To create a Turnitin assignment dropbox). The
The PeerMark activity needs to be created before students start submitting to the dropboxassignment.
- Click In Moodle, click on the Turnitin assingment dropboxassignment.
- Beneath the Start, Due, Post dates and assignment summary click on the Peermark assignments icon (a green cogwheel):
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3. Click on the '+' button to create a new Peermark assignment.
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Setting up the PeerMark assessment activity
There are three tabs (PeerMark Assignment, PeerMark Questions, Distribution) of which you need to complete to that must be completed to set up the peer assessment activity.
Peermark Assignment
- Enter a 'Title' and some 'Instructions' for completing the peer assessment. The instructions should be clear to ensure students are aware of the additional activity within the dropbox, what's expected of them and what they will get out of the activity.
- If you intend to award a mark to students who successfully complete the activity, i.e. evaluate another's assignment, enter the number of points in the 'Points value' box.
Note: The marks awarded will NOT form part of the whole grade for the assignment itself, it is a completely separate mark that will not show in Moodle Grades. - Set the 'Start date', 'Due date' and 'Feedback release (Post) dates date' as you would a normal assignment. We advise that you set the peer assessment activity to start a few weeks after the assignment is due to be submitted to allow for any late submissions.
- Once this is done press thethe 'Save & Continue' button to save your work.
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You cannot start a PeerMark assignment until the due date has passed in the main Turnitin assignment.
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This is to allow students time to submit before the deadline. If a student submits their
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assignment after
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the submission due date
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but before
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the Peermark due date they will still be able to participate in the peer assessment activity
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. Their assignment can
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be included as long as there are other
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assignment still waiting to be evaluated.
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5. Click on the Additional Settings hyperlink below the dates to set the number of assignments to be allocated to students for evaluation.
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6. The default is everything checked as 'No
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' and one assignment to be automatically allocated to a student.
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- maximum points
- on review
- ": If 'Yes' checked, students automatically receive the full
- ‘Point value’ for completing an evaluation. If 'No' checked, you need to manually award points based on the quality of their evaluation.
- "Student can view the names of their peers during review": If 'No' checked, students are anonymous to each other,
- but not to you.
- "Students without a
- submission can review
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- assignment to be evaluated can still participate in the peer assessment activity.
- Allow submitters to read all papers after Start date?/ Allow students to read ALL papers and ALL reviews after Feedback Release Date?: These relate to the visibility of all submitted assignments. Students can only evaluate the number of assignments set in ‘Distribution of Papers’. If used, pair this with your anonimity settings.
- Papers automatically distributed by PeerMark/Papers selected by the student: Students - "Automatically distribute papers for review": Students must be auto-allocated a
- minimum of one assignment
- Require self-review?: In addition to evaluating other assignments, you can require that they also evaluate their own work.
Press the Save & Continue button.
- . You may auto-allocate more than one if you wish.
- "Students can self-select papers for review": Students have the option to evaluate additional assignments on top of their auto-allocation. Choose the maximum number here OR, if you do not want students to evaluate extra assignment, leave this parameter at '0'.
- Student must review their own paper: Students can be instructed to review their own work after they have completed their auto-allocated peer reviews. Choose 'Yes' or 'No'.
7. Press the 'Save & Continue' button.
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PeerMark Questions
This is where you create text and scale questions for students to answer when evaluating assignments.
Press the
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- Question button to
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- begin a new question. You can choose from
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- free response (where you can also set a minimum answer length) and a scale question.
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If you change the Question type to 'Scale' a further two boxes will appear.
The available fields are:
- Question
- Question type: This can be Free Response or Scale
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2. On the next screen, enter your 'Question' and choose a 'Question type'.
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Note: The question type has to be either a 'Free Response' and 'Scale'.
- 'Free Response': Minimum answer length = Set a minimum number of words that need to
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- 'Scale': Scale size: This is the maximum number of points you can have on a scale.
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- Lowest/Highest: These are the labels that will appear next to 1 (lowest) and 5 (or whichever number you chose) (highest).
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3. Click on
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the 'Save
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4. A list of questions you have created will be displayed.
You will still be able to Edit or Delete them by clicking on the pencil icon or dustbin icon next to the question.
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Note: You can also add some already created questions by Turnitin by clicking on the Add from Library button and selecting Sample Library.
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Click on the Distribution tabThis is where . Here, you can make some amendments to decisions about the allocation of assignments for evaluation by students. to student evaluators.
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Note: Student pairs or exclusions can be edited or deleted up until a student has begun a review, which will lock the assignment settings.
- Pair author/s: This This forces one student to evaluate a specific student's assignment. You You can still use make students anonymous to each other. To To do this press the + buttonthe '+' button.
- Exclude: This This stops a student from evaluating any assignment. To do this press the - button.
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Please ensure that once you have made changes to all the tabs you return to the PeerMark Assignment tab and press 'Save & continue' before pressing the 'Close' button on the top-right of the screen.
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