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    Tools for enabling developmental feedback and teamwork grading by peer assessment: PeerAssessPro™.

    Mellalieu, Peter; Dodd, Patrick

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    2018-11
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    Dodd, P., & Mellalieu, P. J. (2018, November). Tools for enabling developmental feedback and teamwork grading by peer assessment: PeerAssessPro™. Paper presented at the Ako Aotearoa Northern Hub 6th Projects Colloquium, Auckland, New Zealand.
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    Abstract
    The aim of the project is to develop a streamlined tool for teachers, Peer Assess Pro Version 2.0, that helps students provide both developmental feedback to their peers, and a quantitative rating providing fair grades based on their relative contribution to team work. The importance of peer assessment and peer feedback in tertiary teaching and learning cannot be overstated. Peer assessment is an essential component of team-based learning (TBL) with students performing peer assessments ideally twice in a semester, once at the mid-point and once at the end of the semester (Michaelson et al., 2011). Peer assessment is not unique to TBL.
    Keywords:
    Peer Assess Pro Version 2.0, New Zealand, tertiary students, team-based learning (TBL), TBL, peer marking, student assessment, assessment
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    130303 Education Assessment and Evaluation, 130306 Educational Technology and Computing
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