“”PeerAssessment.Com is a great individual and team tool to improve and acknowledge participation, production levels, personality conflicts and successful project outcomes.
Christy Suciu
Lecturer in Management, Boise State University
“”PeerAssessment.Com has been immensely helpful for my students to give safe and constructive feedback to their team peers, and I appreciate the direct delivery of results to individual students.
Katherine Johnson
Professor of Mathematics, Boise State University
“”Use of PeerAssessment.Com can trigger needed discussions among team members, facilitating the development of shared expectations.
Chris Baughn
Professor of Management, Boise State University
“”PeerAssessment.Com can help discourage social loafing, and if it does occur, students have been empowered to influence the grade outcomes.
Janet Stephens
Lecturer in Managment, Boise State University
“”PeerAssessment.Com is an important instrument for getting quantitative and qualitative data about each student's performance in group work assignments and group discussion boards. I am very thankful that my program is really digging-in to get this kind of data so that students and teachers can reflect upon individuals' behaviors in group situations.
Betty Miller
Manager, Online Faculty/Technology, School of Nursing Boise State University
“”PeerAssessment.Com is an important instrument for getting quantitative and qualitative data about each student's performance in group work assignments and group discussion boards. I am very thankful that my program is really digging-in to get this kind of data so that students and teachers can reflect upon individuals' behaviors in group situations.
Betty Miller
School of Nursing, Boise State University“”PeerAssessment.Com has helped me do a final assessment of individual class participation and major project engagement. It's made a difference in cases where I was not able to determine whether someone who seemed to know it all and who spoke enthusiastically was really the team leader or not. In some cases, that one individual was trying to make up for their lack of earlier participation and engagement in the team project.
Anthony Martinez
Lecturer in Managment, Boise State University