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Self-Assessment of Skills: For Students
Self-Assessment of Skills: For Students

How does Self-Assessment of Skills look as a student?

Updated over a week ago

This article will walk you through how you can submit and view your feedback on your own skills.

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Step 1: Instructions

In step 1, you can read the instructions that have been set by your teacher.

Fig. 1: Instruction box written by your teacher

Step 2: Review your own skills

When you scroll down to step 2, where you'll find a box for reviewing your own skills. If the grey box displays Awaiting review, this indicates that you still need to start or complete the review. Click Start reviewing to begin your self-assessment.

Fig 2: Step 2 review your own skills

After completing the necessary steps in your self-assessment, click the Next button at the bottom of the page. This will lead you to the Compare and Adjust Your Ratings page, where you can review your overall feedback. When you're finished, click Done to return to the main page.

Fig. 3: Self-assessment page

Fig. 4: Compare and adjust your ratings page

After completing your self-assessment, the grey box across your name will display a green check mark with the text Review complete.


Note: Self-assessment can also take place on a group, which means sharing your assessment of how your group collaborated rather than the individuals in the group.

​Fig. 5: Step two completed

Step 3: Read received feedback

Before you can begin reviewing, you need to submit your own feedback. If this hasn’t been completed yet, you’ll see the following display.

Fig. 6: Step 3 no feedback yet

After submitting your feedback, you can begin reviewing your own work. To do this, click the View Feedback button or anywhere in the column under Received Feedback next to your name. On the right side, you can also see the number of comments you provided during the self-assessment.

Fig. 7: Read received feedback

You can download your own provided feedback in a PDF format by clicking on the download icon on the top right corner of the screen.

Fig. 8: Download icon location

Step 4: Reflect on the activity (If made available)

If your teacher has included a step for reflecting on the assignment, it will appear at step 4. Students can begin this step once they have completed step 2, Review Your Own Skills. If this has not yet been done, the step will be displayed as shown in the image below.

Fig. 9: Reflect on the activity not yet available

Below is an example of a student that completed their reflection on their activity with at the top of the step 4 section, the instructions from the teacher and at the bottom the input from the student. When the deadline has passed (if there is a deadline), the reflection cannot be edited anymore.

Fig. 10: Reflect on the activity done

Grading

Finally, at the bottom of the assignment, the points of the grading are shown (see image below).

Fig 11: Grades

When the teacher hasn't enabled grading (yet), then the assignment won't be graded unless your teacher enables it. This grading section will then be shown as in the image below:

Fig. 12: Grades not published

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