Better feedback. Better revision.
Better writers.
Learning requires revision and feedback-rich classrooms. Eli Review empowers teachers to coach students in feedback and revision and promotes critical thinking and better writing.
How Eli Review Works
Five steps to evidence-based teaching and learning
Step 1: Assign and Write Small Bits
Eli Review makes it easy for writers to get feedback early and often on texts as small as a sentence.
Step 2: Guide and Give Feedback
Students learn to give helpful feedback through explicit instruction and practice, learning for themselves while helping others.
Step 3: Debrief and Process Feedback
Instructors see formative data in real-time, helping them make evidence-based interventions concerning how and when to coach.
Step 4: Guide and Plan Revision
Revision plans prompt students to process and prioritize feedback, making their thoughts visible for themselves and instructors.
Step 5: Analyze and Iterate
See evidence of improvement in students’ drafts, in the feedback they give and receive, in revision plans, and in revisions.
Innovative Features for Peer Learning
Invented in classrooms and grounded in research
Better Coaching: Eli Review was invented by teachers to eliminate the busywork of coordinating feedback to make room for more instruction.
Better Feedback - Eli makes it possible to model and coach effective feedback, helping teachers create powerful peer learning environments.
Powerful Data - Eli’s real-time data will help teachers make effective decisions and help students, teachers, and institutions make sense of learning trends and performance outcomes.
Engaging Content - Our free development and curriculum materials help teachers grow and provides students with ready-made assignments.
Learn more about Eli Review’s unique features!Stories from the Community
People moving the needle with peer feedback and Eli Review.
We used peer review as a way to facilitate class discussion. We got to see where everyone else was, those who were doing better and worse.
Rebecca Zantjer (@rebeccazantjer), Michigan State University
In learning how to give effective, useful feedback, students do substantive, fundamental learning about writing that will make them better writers.
Jessie L. Moore (@@jessielmoore), Elon University
In learning how to give effective, useful feedback, students do substantive, fundamental learning about writing that will make them better writers.
Bob Yagelski (@@ryagelski), SUNY-Albany
I was able to chart engagement and direct my attention to students who weren’t engaged to help them through whatever roadblock was in their way.
Lisa Schanhals (@lschanhals), Spring Lake High School
I am more in-touch with each individual student over time and can document and demonstrate growth because of Eli.
Michael Schanhals (@NMLit), North Muskegon High School
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- Get Started with Eli ReviewGet set up in a just a few clicks and follow some small, achievable first steps to get fast, useful results.
- Browse Instructor ResourcesOur extensive resources can introduce you to the theories behind Eli Review, use or customize teaching materials, and learn to use the app.
- Consult with Expert TeachersHave questions about the technology or the pedagogy? Our experienced writing instructors and professional development staff can help.
