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The current calculation method for peer assessments is the median. This project aims to allow additional calculation methods such as the average.

Problem

The peer asessment step currently calculates the step score for each criterion by taking the median of the scores given by each peer. This decision may have been rooted in preventing outliers (extremely low scores in particular) from dragging the score down.

Alternative strategies such as the “Average all” or “Average drop low“ may be better suited for some educators or specific contexts.

Use cases:

  • As an instructor/learner, I need to be able to calculate the peer step grade as the average of all peer scores received, instead of the median.

    • Supporting market data: Please share any relevant user data, interviews, survey results that support the need for this proposal

Proposed solution:

How will you solve this problem?

  • Include any UX/UI designs

TBD

Other approaches considered:

  • What other approaches did you consider and why won’t they work?

TBD

Competitive research:

  • How do Canvas/Moodle/Coursera solve this problem?

TBD

Proposed plan for any relevant usability/UX testing

TBD

Plan for long-term ownership/maintainership

TBD

Open questions for rollout/releases

TBD

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