Using
Calibrated Peer Review
The Cain Project supports the use of the Calibrated Peer Review
(CPR) software developed by UCLA, Berkley.
Calibrated Peer Review (CPR)™ is a Web-based
program that enables frequent writing assignments even
in large classes with limited instructional resources.
In fact, CPR can reduce the time an instructor now spends
reading and assessing student writing.
CPR offers instructors the choice of creating their own writing assignments
or using the rapidly expanding assignment library. Although CPR stems
from a science-based model, CPR has the exciting feature that it
is discipline independent and level independent.
Visit the CPR web Site for additional information: http://cpr.molsci.ucla.edu/
Funding for CPR was provided by the National Science Foundation
and by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Please contact the Cain Project at cainproj@rice.edu if
you are interested in using CPR in your course.
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