Fishbowl review assignments are unique because some students only submit and respond to peer feedback, while others only review original submissions. The first part of this article explains how to complete a Fishbowl review assignment as a submitter. If you need to review peer submissions, go to the steps for reviewers.
1: Submitters upload their documents
During the Submission Phase, submitters will upload their work as a PDF, video, webpage, Word document, PowerPoint, Source code, or text file. You will receive a confirmation email once the upload is successful.
Preview: Click Preview my submission to verify the formatting before the deadline.
Re-uploading: Submitters can replace their file as many times as they like until the deadline. And will receive a confirmation email once the upload is successful.
Once the submission deadline passes, submitter documents will be hidden from their view and it will be released to the reviewers. It will not be visible again for submitters until Step 4.
2: Student Review Deadline
During the Student review stage, Reviewers will enter the assignment and complete rubric assessments and comment requirements.
- Submitters will be blocked from the assignment during the Student review stage.
Reviewers will enter the assignment and fill out the rubric, overall feedback, and create comments upon the submitters work.
3: Instructor time to review
In the Instructor review stage, all students will not be able to open the Fishbowl review assignment. At this time, instructors have the opportunity to enter the assignment and review rubric and comment submissions. Your instructor may chose to exclude this deadline, which removes End of instructor review period from your list of deadlines, and pushes you directly into Step 4.
4: View & respond to feedback
Once the Author Review & Response stage begins, submitter's documents' are visible again, and they can review their peer evaluations. Now, they can respond to and continue the conversation with reviewers.
- Here is an example of what submitters will see when accessing their document during the final phase. Depending on instructor's settings, the review may be public or anonymous. They will also see a convenient checklist to assist in monitoring progress. Click all conversations to review and respond to peer or instructor comments.
5: Check your grade
To see your score, click on the assignment and select My scores, in the left sidebar of the course.
- Here is an example of what your gradebook will look like at a glance.
- If you click on your score, you will see a clearer breakdown of your final grade. You will only be graded on aspects relevant to your role as a submitter or reviewer.
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