1. The Reviewer Role
When a student submits for Review, what does
this look like on the Reviewer end?
• Depending on email settings, most Reviewers receive an email
notification when an Author submits work for Review.
• Reviewers do not fill out a formal evaluation, instead they add
feedback/comments to a submitted assignment.
2. Often Reviewers have more than one role so they need to access the
program from the Reviewer tab.
3. Once they click the program, the Reviewers will see if feedback was
requested or if any new comments were added by students. They can also
select the types of items to review and if they would like to show all Authors
or only Authors with recent Review requests.
Once they make their selections, they click the Continue button to go
to the next page.
4. On the next page, the work is sorted by student names. Underneath
each name is the title of the item and the type of work it is.
5. On the reviewer end, reviewing items such as lessons, units, or web
folios looks different from reviewing items submitted in a DRF
Program.
In a lesson or unit, comments can be entered line by line or there is a
General Comments area at the top.
6. In a DRF Program, comments are entered for each individual requirement.
The left side indicates if new feedback has been requested for a particular
assignment. There is also an overall comments area on the top left if they
wish to comment on the folio as a whole.
7. If a reviewer is not sure if an author is enrolled in a particular program or if
they need to contact the Program Manager, they can find this information in
the Program Links. They are located on the top right after the program is
clicked.
The links also allow reviewers to see the structure of the DRF template
by clicking on DRF Setup Details.
