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This application allows students to evaluate class presentations using instructor-defined rubrics and provide text comments. Instructors can manage sessions, create rubrics, and download evaluation results for analysis. Future updates will introduce additional features.
What's New in PeerEval
1.07
June 6, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Backend software requires that the teacher set up a "session" first in order to use the app with students. Students only need to enter their assigned 'handle' rather than personal information.
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FAQ
How does PeerEval help students evaluate presentations?
PeerEval allows students to log in and evaluate presentations based on rubrics set by their instructor. They can also provide text comments and modify their evaluations during the class session.
What can instructors do with PeerEval?
Instructors can use a browser interface to enroll students, create custom rubric sets for evaluations, and download the results for analysis. They manage the entire evaluation process through this interface.
Is PeerEval free to use?
Yes, PeerEval is currently a free application for students and instructors. There are plans for future in-app purchases for additional features.
What devices does PeerEval support?
PeerEval is available for iPhone and iPod. A separate iPad version is planned for the future.
How often is PeerEval updated?
The latest version is 1.07, released on June 6, 2018. Updates are not frequent, with the last update being in 2018.
What is the age rating for PeerEval?
PeerEval has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of students.
Does PeerEval have ads?
No, PeerEval does not contain advertisements. The application is ad-free.
What is the user sentiment for PeerEval based on ratings?
PeerEval has a rating of 3.0 stars from 2 ratings, indicating a mixed to neutral user sentiment based on the limited feedback available.




