Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) can help. Marking writing assignments for small classes is a manageable task, but not so much when you have very large classes. ENGG1000 use of CPR:
Average 700 students
3 writing assignments per term
500 words, 600 words, 800 words
Students are calibrated as markers
Randomly mark peers' papers Without CPR
Assignment 1 700 papers = 350,000 words, or 875 pages
Assignment 2 700 papers = 420,000 words, or 1,050 pages
Assignment 3 700 papers = 560,000 words, or 1,400 pages Student CPR Overview Instructor CPR Overview UCLA hosted CPR Assignment Library Request a CPR Central Account
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Set assignment timings and marking criteria John Paul Posada
Educational Technologist
Faculty of Engineering
The University of New South Wales
jp.posada@unsw.edu.au
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Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) use at UNSW
This Prezi demonstrates how the Faculty of Engineering at UNSW is using Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) to manage large class writing assignments.
by John Paul Posada
on 29 June 2011
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