Fishbowl review assignments divide students into two groups: one acts solely as submitters, while the other reviews their peers' documents. Imagine one group inside a "fishbowl" submitting their work, while the other observes, reviews, and provides feedback from outside. Similar to Perusall's other Review-Based Assignments, Fishbowl reviews are structured with a series of cascading deadlines. The assignment setup is as follows:
- Navigate to the Assignments tab, select Add Assignment, and choose the
Fishbowl Review Assignment option.
- Under Basics, name the assignment and set the deadlines for each stage in chronological order.
- Select Students assigned to upload materials. These students will only upload materials, while the remaining students will review the submissions. Authors will not be required to review any submissions.
- Under Rubric, select a Rubric for evaluation of submissions by either using a pre-made rubric, create a new rubric, or choose Qualitative feedback only (no rubric).
- Enable Do not ask reviewers to provide overall feedback if you don’t want to require students to submit Overall feedback. Students will still be required to submit in-text comments.
- Learn more about customizing your rubrics.
- Under Options, specify assignment details, such as:
- Instructions for students
- The date the assignment is visible to students
- Who is partaking in the assignment. ( If you select anything other than assign to entire class, make sure that the students who you selected as Students assigned to upload materials are included in this group).
- Anonymous posting
- Under Scoring, select your Scoring template for this assignment from the dropdown, or create a custom one.
To learn more about Review-Based Assignments and Analytics, visit these two articles:
- How do Review-Based Assignments work?
- What kinds of analytics are available to help understand student engagement and understanding?
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