After benchmarking your scoring, we suggest you print at least one copy of the Assignment Rubric  and jot down some notes as you review your peers’ submissions. Notes will help you assign scores  and develop clear, written feedback for your peers. We have included a written feedback section for  each rubric element; however, if you score any given element a three and do not have any feedback,  simply type “none” in that particular text box.

Remember, English isn't everyone's native language. Focus primarily on how well the submission  meets the rubric criteria. When writing feedback, use a constructive and polite tone.

If you encounter either a blank submission or seemingly plagiarized content while reviewing, please  do not assign any scores. Instead, click the "Flag this submission" button and indicate "This  submission is incomplete" or “This submission contains plagiarized content” as the reason for  flagging. If you are flagging due to seemingly plagiarized content, please provide the content and its  original source. After flagging a submission, you will be prompted to review another peer’s  submission.

Everyone enrolled in the course must review at least three other submissions to ensure everyone  receives a grade; however, many learners complete more to help their peers who are still waiting.

