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Citation
Rennick S & Newey C (2017) Improving Peer Review: A Pilot Study. Cardiff University. Cardiff. https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/learning-hub/view/improving-peer-review-a-pilot-study
Abstract
There is an apparent tension between the indicative workload limit for assessment and feedback (one hour per student, per module) and the diversity and quality of feedback the University aims to give. A common suggestion is to make use of peer feedback. Anecdotal evidence suggests peer feedback is positively received in some disciplines, yet underutilised or unpopular in others. This pilot study starts to explore the conditions under which peer feedback works (or doesn’t), identifies some of the particular factors and circumstances affecting its reception by students, and suggests ways to remove barriers to its successful implementation.
Keywords
peer feedback; pedagogy; peer assessment; teaching and learning
Status | Published |
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Publication date | 07/09/2017 |
Publication date online | 07/09/2017 |
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Place of publication | Cardiff |
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Lecturer in Digital Media (Interactive), Communications, Media and Culture