Peer Review

Peer Review for Mediated Textuality

1:1 Schedule Date to Meet 1:1 with Dr. Rheams,Time to Meet (Location TBD) Garrett,Nov 14,7:00p Michael,Nov 14,7:30p Ellis,Nov 14,8:00p Grace,Nov 14,8:30p Jessica,Nov 14,9:00p Jason,Nov 16,7:00p Nick,Nov 16,7:30p Megan,Nov 16,8:00p Minsik,Nov 16,8:30p Jetaime,Nov 16,9:00p Quinn,Nov 28,7:00p Jude...

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A good peer review will have the following steps:

An initial read through where you make any logical inconstancies
A detailed read through were the review remarks on grammar, typos, or issues with style
A conversation (voice or text) with the author about the paper (this is the most important part!). The conversation is meant to highlight both the positives (what worked) and negatives of the paper (what needs improvement).

Peer Review Signup Sheet

Instructions for Peer Review

Find your name on the left column.

Past a link to your paper (Box or Google Drive) that is editable by anyone

Choose two people whose papers you'll edit (try to pick someone who hasn't been picked yet, but there will be duplicates)

Helpful Links on how to markup papers

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Suggest edits in Google Docs

You can suggest changes to a document without changing the original text. If the owner approves your suggestions, they replace the original text. On your computer, open a document at docs.google.com.In the top right, if you don't see "Suggesting," click Editing Suggesting. If you don't see this option, ask the file owner to let you suggest changes.

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