Peer Review tasks add a layer of social learning to your programs. In this article, you’ll learn how Peer Review tasks work, how to set one up, and how they appear to learners.
What's in This Article
- What Is a Peer Review Task?
- Learner Video Guide
- How to set up a Peer Review task
- Example Assignment Structure
What Is a Peer Review Task?
A Peer Review task encourages learners to interact with and provide feedback on each other’s work. It must be connected to a Comment task, and learners will need to complete both:
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Comment Task – The learner submits a written response or reflection.
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Peer Review Task – The learner is automatically matched with another participant and asked to review and reply to their comment.
This process promotes engagement, reflection, and shared learning.
▶️ Learner Video Guide
Here’s a short video to help learners understand how Peer Review works. Feel free to include it in your own programs:
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How to set up a Peer Review task
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In the Builder, create a Comment task
→ Learn how to create a task -
Click + Add Peer Review Task
🔄 Important: A Peer Review task can only be used in combination with a Comment task. Without one, the Peer Review option will not function properly.
💡 Example Assignment Structure
Need inspiration?
→ View an example of an assignment with both a Comment and Peer Review task