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1. Go to www.peergrade.io/join

2. Class code: 356WWQ

3. Create an account

4. Click "Submit" on the assignment.

5. Click "Start submission" and choose "Text".

6. Write a short paragraph answering the following question: If your five-year-old self suddenly found themselves inhabiting your current body, what would your five-year-old self do first?

7. Review at least one person’s submission.

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Tell us about a lesson where you used Peergrade. What went well? What could be improved?

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Case Studies with Peergrade

There are so many different ways to use Peergrade and most of the time we learn this from our Peergrade teachers. Every day you show us new and different ways to use Peergrade that we didn't anticipate. Most recently we've made it easier to implement case studies.

Case studies are when you want only part of the class to submit an assignment but have everyone give feedback. In the past, this has been difficult because we built Peergrade to ensure that every student is given equal opportunity to give and receive feedback. We still like to make sure everyone's getting equal feedback but now we've made the settings more flexible to make case studies possible!

When to use it

These settings are meant for when only a portion of the class is submitting an assignment but you want all students in the class to give feedback. For example, if each week a different group is leading a discussion or presenting their project, they can upload their presentation or discussion notes and get feedback from the entire class.

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Settings for regular assignments

If you're using homework assignments there are a couple settings that you need change. Start by creating your assignment and after creating the assignment go to 'Settings'.

1. Under Feedback select the appropriate amount of evaluations. For example, if just one group or person is submitting an assignment put the number of evaluations at 1. If 2 people or groups are submitting adjust it to 2 and so on.

2. Under Advanced Settings, mark the option for "All students - Even if they did not submit anything".

3. This last step is optional. If you would like those that have submitted their work to self-evaluate you will need to select the 'self-evaluation' under Feedback settings.

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Case Studies with Peergrade There are so many different ways to use Peergrade and most of the time we learn this from our Peergrade teachers. Every day you show us new and different ways to use Peergrade that we didn't anticipate. Most recently we've made it easier to implement case studies.

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Peergrade Strives to Improve Learning with Feedback

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Peergrade is an edtech company based in Denmark that uses advanced technologies to provide educators with a simple yet powerful way to facilitate peer review in the classroom. eLearning Inside News recently talked to David Kofoed Wind, Peergrade's founder, to learn more about his startup's origins and how Peergrade is transforming the work of educators and students in Denmark and around the world.

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1. Video tutorial

2. Register your account at  app.cuethink.com.

3. Go through problem number one's steps as a whole group, typing on individual computers.

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