Peerceptiv
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Overview
Peerceptiv is an online tool that supports peer review, peer assessment, team member evaluation, group formation, and live presentation feedback. Students use structured rubrics to provide feedback on one another’s work, helping them practice evaluation and apply course concepts. Instructors can also use Peerceptiv to create groups based on student responses and gather feedback about group contributions.
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In the Classroom
- By cultivating students' pedagogical development through the review process
- By perpetuating a cycle of timely, actionable, and accountable anonymous feedback in which students share recommendations with one another while evaluating the quality of the recommendations they receive
- By displaying analytics that help faculty analyze the effectiveness of their rubrics and identify students in need of additional assistance
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Availability and Licensing
This tool is available to faculty, staff, and students affiliated with All Access Tools and University.
This tool is available to all faculty, staff, and students affiliated with the organization that has purchased the license.
Access to this tool is available through integrations with selected Learning Management Systems.
This tool does not require any additional purchase from students.
Reviews
Honestly this is one of the most counter-intuitive plugins I've ever used. It makes practically no sense how some of it is set up and it's a pain to use. The set-up is horrid and the user interface looks as though it was coded by someone who just started. There are other plugins and platforms out there that do the same things but better.
I love Peerceptiv, but students seem really resistant to it. They object to having any part of their grade based on peer reviews. They figured out that their scores are curved (the instructor sets a desired average score and scores are calculated to achieve that average) and therefore suspect that their peers are intentionally giving each other low grades to help themselves. I don't think this is true--the algorithm down-weights inaccurate peer graders--but students hated it.
Specifications
This tool has provided a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) or other resources that summarize its compliance with important accessibility standards.
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Learn More| Platform | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Mac | Peerceptiv has not posted any technical requirements for Mac devices. This typically indicates that the tool should function normally in current versions of commonly used web browsers. |
| Windows | Peerceptiv has not posted any technical requirements for Windows devices. This typically indicates that the tool should function normally in current versions of commonly used web browsers. |
| iOS/Android | Peerceptiv has not posted any technical requirements for mobile devices. |