An introduction to peer marking
Peer marking is an additional marking process where instead of a teacher marking a task or a student marking their own work, a student's finished task is marked by another student in the class anonymously.
For more information about peer marking, please consult the following helpdesk articles:
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How to manage peer marking
Once you have created your task, you'll be able to enable peer marking. If you forgot to choose peer marking as the marking type when creating the task, you can edit your task To enable peer marking, go to: The course The class The task You'll notice ...
Peer Marking
If you have been assigned a task to mark, you will see this in your tasks section: Click on the name of the task to open the marking screen. You can navigate through the questions needing to be marked by using the unmarked navigation arrows: Look at ...
Marking a task
If Peer Marking has been enabled, you'll see a task that says "You to mark". To peer mark, click the title of the task. You'll then go through each of the task questions, and be able to mark them, quiz questions will be marked automatically. When ...
AI marking in Smart Revise
Our model Smart Revise AI marking uses an adapted large language model provided by OpenAI that is fine tuned to the Smart Revise context. Data protection No personal data is sent to OpenAI. We only send the question, meta data about the question to ...
Student self-marking
If your teacher has enabled student self-marking, you will be greeted by the following message when completing a task: To self-mark, click Mark task. You'll then go through each of your task questions and be able to mark them. Quiz questions will be ...