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Introduction

Crowd Assessment is like peer assessment, but bigger. When students submit work into one of your Lesson Plans, you can use Crowd Assessment to open the work up to a wider audience, who can respond with likes and comments. Your chosen audience might include class mates, other students, or even parents.

Getting Started

To enable Crowd Assessment, create a lesson in the Lesson Planner, and whilst editing, enable the following:

  • Homework - so students know what work to do
  • Online Submissions - so students can submit their work into Gibbon
  • Crowd Assessment - so yourself, your students and a potentially wider audience can access the work.

Crowd Assessment Once Crowd Assessment is enabled, the work can be accessed by going to Assess > Crowd Assessment in the top menu bar. Each lesson remains visible in the Crowd Assessment listing for 6 weeks after the lesson took place.

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