How to use Calibrated Peer Review™
Initial Publication Date: September 20, 2008
Calibrated Peer Review comprises an integrated set of network tools that manages the submission and
evaluation of written student work. As in traditional classes, in classes using CPR, students begin
an assignment by composing a document based on an instructor's guidelines. Rather than turning in a
printed paper, however, the written work is submitted electronically. After the students submit
their work, the CPR program guides them through peer reviewing and then they receive detailed
feedback on their evaluation skills. They evaluate their peers' work in a double-blind anonymous
process to ensure privacy. None of the work, however, is anonymous to the instructor. Throughout an
assignment the instructor has access to all student work and can monitor and assess class and
individual student progress In the background, CPR prepares an instructor's report, which yields
detailed information about class and individual performance. The instructor can view any document
and any review; he or she can re-evaluate any student's work. link to Calibrated Peer Review™