That seems pretty reasonable to me!


On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 3:06 PM, srpearce <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In
> apps/openassessment/templates/openassessmentblock/response/oa_response_graded.html:
>
> >
> >              <ol class="list list--fields submission__feeedback__content ui-toggle-visibility__content">
> >                  <li class="field field--textarea feedback__remarks" id="feedback__remarks">
> > -                    <label for="feedback__remarks__value">Please provide any thoughts or comments on the feedback you received from your peers here.</label>
> > +                    <label for="feedback__remarks__value">Please provide feedback on the assessments you received from your peers.</label>
> > +<!-- SP: For consistency, I think we should always use the term "assessment" instead of "feedback" to refer to the peer assessments - otherwise, we're asking students to provide feedback on the peer feedback, and that can get confusing. Thus I'd change the text in the following placeholder to "I feel the peer assessment I received was..." -->
>
> Good question. I wonder if we could make a distinction to avoid using
> "feedback" to refer to two different things:
>
> comment = one component of a peer assessment (the other is the completed
> rubric); rubric is mandatory, while comment is optional
> feedback = your thoughts on the assessments your peers performed
>
> Or feedback could refer to the first, while comment could refer to the
> second?
>
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