In a MyFIRE course, instructors are able to create video
assignments which allow learners to respond to course learning materials
through remote video presentations. Additionally, students can complete peer
reviews of each other's presentations if enabled in the video assignment
settings. This tutorial demonstrates how to grade a peer reviewed video
assignment.
1. Login to MyFIRE and access your course.
2. Select Content & Assessments in the
navigation bar at the top of the page.
3. Select the module or submodule that houses the
video assignment.
4. Select the video assignment title.
5. When the page refreshes, you will see the
assignment evaluation page.
6. At the top of the page, you will see the
assignment title, the type of assignment, the type of evaluation, and the
assignment due date.
7. At the top right of the page, you have the
option to export the comments or scores for the students’ submissions by
selecting the Export button.
8. Next to Export, there is also a Publish option.
Once you have evaluated students’ submissions, select this button to publish
their scores.
9. Next, you will see progress insights such as,
how many students have submitted to the assignment, how many evaluations have
been published, and a progress bar indicating where each submission is in the
evaluation process.
10. Hover
over each section of the progress bar for more information about each stage.
11. Scrolling
down the page, you will see a list of all of the students in the course, the
status of their submissions, the date the time they submitted to the assignment
if applicable, and their score if they have been evaluated.
12. Filter
the list by Name, Status, Submission Time, or Score by selecting the Name
drop-down menu.
13. You
also have the option to filter by status: Not Viewed, Viewed, In Progress,
Needs Evaluation, Evaluated, and Published.
14. Search
for a specific student by typing in the search box on the right.
15. Switch
between the compact view and details view by selecting the icon next to the
search bar.
16. If
you switch to Details View, you will additionally see the number of items not
submitted, items submitted, and a peer review score for the student if they
have been reviewed by their peers.
17. To
view a student’s submission, select the student’s name.
18. When
the page refreshes, you will see the number of items submitted and not
submitted by the student next to the due date and date and time the student
submitted the assignment.
19. Select
the ellipsis icon in the top right to view the assignment instructions.
20. You
will see a list of all of the students on the left side of the screen. Select
each student’s name to easily navigate between submissions.
21. If
the student needs to make changes to their submission, select the Reset
Submission button to reset the student’s submission.
22. Next,
enter a score for the student in the Score field.
23. You
have the option to save the score either as a draft, or save and publish for
the student to view.
24. Scroll
down the page to view the student’s submission.
25. You
will be able to see the five-star rating compiled by the peer reviews of other
students, as well as how many peer reviews have been completed for the student
in parentheses next to the star rating.
26. By
selecting the ellipsis icon next to the star rating, you will be able to
download the student’s video, open the video in a new window, or edit the
preset comments.
27. You
will be able to see comments left for the student by their peers in the
comments window.
28. Leave
a comment by either typing in the comment field for text feedback or by
selecting the camera icon to the left to record video feedback.
29. Scrolling
down the page, you will see the Peer Review section. If the student has
completed any peer reviews, they will be listed here.
30. You
will be able to see the number of reviews the student completed, as well as how
many reviews are required.
31. View
the student(s) that were evaluated, the five-star rating the student gave, and
comments left by the student.
32. Select
the comment bubble to view the student’s peer review comments.
33. Once
you have published a grade for the student, it will appear in the student list
on the left.
34. Select
the arrow next to the Learners list to go back to the evaluation page.
35. The
evaluation page will be updated after each evaluation.
