This resource guides you through setting up Buddycheck on your Canvas assignments, allowing students to evaluate their group work.
Adding Buddycheck to a course (up to half an hour).
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How to use Buddycheck
Buddycheck is a Canvas integrated tool for peer evaluation of group work contribution. It can be used to enable students to evaluate their own and their peer’s contribution to, and performance in, group work.
How to use Buddycheck (up to half an hour).
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