Eli has long had the ability to reuse individual tasks, both within and across courses, but instructors needing to reproduce the task structure of an entire course had to do so one task at a time. With the new Course Cloning feature, however, instructors can reproduce a course and its contents with a single click. […]
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Each month, instructors contribute their syllabus blurbs or talking points for explaining the value of peer learning to their students in Eli’s free online PD workshop. This list reflects titles instructors have shared in the workshop for course readings on how to give helpful feedback and other relevant sources. Readings Ballenger, Bruce. “Chapter 14 The […]
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To the Eli Review community: We know you’re probably overwhelmed by companies updating their privacy policies as new European Union laws go into effect (here’s a good primer, if you’re unaware of what’s happening). We’ve also updated our privacy policy, but we wanted to take this opportunity to reinforce two of our core values as […]
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Eli Review co-inventor Bill Hart-Davidson gave a talk at the 2018 Computers & Writing Conference on Friday, May 25, 2018. Bill discussed how he thinks computers are an important tool for guiding practice, not just a medium for it. The full text of Bill’s talk is on Medium and his slides with notes are available on Google Drive. […]
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In peer learning, reciprocity matters. In Eli Review’s open-source student module on “Feedback and Improvement,” we encourage students to write comments according to a Golden Rule: “When you know what you want to get from feedback, you have a better idea of the kind of feedback you should give.” Giving the kind of feedback they’d […]
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