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Description from extension meta
Automatic assignment of peer's assignment to students.
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Allows peer review in google classroom. It is a one click redistribution extension, where selected student's work will be redistributed.
This extension works well with the additional feature for Hypatia Desktop built, can be found in this repo (https://github.com/blckwolf5851/hypatia-peer-eval)
Step 1: Go to the all submission page of an assignment (by clicking "All Student" tab on the left)
Note: Always click on "All Student" tab then refresh the page each time before clicking on extension button to avoid any unexpected behaviors.
Step 2: Click the extension button, and it will by default select all students to distribute. You could deselect students so their work will not be distributed and they will not be receiving peer's submission.
Step 3: Once everything is configured correctly, press "Redistribute Assignment" button to distribute submission among students.
You will see the invitation to peer review appear in the private comment box for each student, this gives you a chance to make final changes to the invitation before sending them to students. Go on and send these once you are comfortable with the arrangements.
If you have feedbacks: email to [email protected]
Version Log:
1.0.1: Fix no submission issue, add additional usage documentations
1.0.2: Allow redistribution of large class size
FAQs:
1. It does not gather all submissions or the redistribution button does nothing
Try disabling other extensions to see if it works
2. Sometimes it confuses the names i.e it says "Hi a..." when it should say "Hi b..."
Remember to follow all steps above each time before you hit "Redistribute Assignment" button. The refresh step is especially important.
Latest reviews
- (2022-03-01) Rachel Mok: The same message was sent to ALL students (inviting Student A to review Student B's work), instead of individual invitation messages to individual students. I couldn't carry out peer review in class as students cannot access another peer's work.
- (2021-10-29) John Macuk: Looks like it might work, but way too delicate: the selection process is hella buggy. Needs to be more robust before it can be useful for teachers!