Introduction to Peergrade.io - Improved Student Feedback

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I just started using Peergrade for anonymous peer feedback. Love it. It works with Google Classroom. So excited. I am working on two walkthrough videos and a full blog post. I hope to have up this week: one for teachers and one for students. It's free. Support is really helpful. You can run live synchronous or asynchronous sessions. Check it out. https://www.peergrade.io/ Checkout their video below.


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