Click the PeerMark Questions tab to start adding or creating questions for your PeerMark assignment.
There are two ways to add PeerMark questions to an assignment: by adding previously used questions from the PeerMark library or by creating new PeerMark questions.
Note: PeerMark assignments do not by default include PeerMark Questions.
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Click the Add Question button |
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Set up your question: |
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Click Save to add the free response question to the PeerMark assignment. |
A scale question example would be:
Question: “How well does the introduction pull you in as a reader?"
Scale size: 2
Lowest: Not very well
Highest: Really well
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Click the Add Question button. |
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Set up your question: |
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Click Save to add the scale question to the PeerMark assignment. |
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Click Add from Library, then select the library you would like to add a question from. |
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Use the checkboxes to select the questions you would like to add, or click Toggle All to select all questions. |
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Once you've made your selection, click Add Selected Questions. |
To save the questions you've created for future PeerMark assignments, you can save them to a new library.
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Click Save to Library, then Add Library. |
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Enter a new library title and click Save to Library. |
Note: This will automatically save all of your PeerMark questions to your new library.
To save the questions you've created for future PeerMark assignments, you can save them to an already-existing library
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Click Save to Library, then select the library you'd like to save your questions to. |
Note: This will automatically overwrite all of the PeerMark questions currently saved in this library.
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Confirm that you are sure you'd like to overwrite the contents of the library you have selected. |
Once all of the desired questions have been added to the assignment, you can edit or remove questions from the PeerMark assignment.
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Click the red trash can icon to delete a PeerMark question. |
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Click the blue edit icon to edit a PeerMark question. |
