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1. A Workshop is added to the course like any other activity, turn editing on, identify the topic area, click on add an activity or resource, choose Workshop, then Add.
2. In order to see all of the options, click on Expand All. For information about a settings or option, click on the question mark in the circle by the feature or setting. The only required item on this page is the name. One of the noteworthy items for this activity is:
   1. Grading Settings - These choices define how the activity will be graded. Note that there are settings for grading strategy and the option to grade a student on both the submission and assessment portions of the activity.
3. After setting up and saving the activity, when you view the activity, you will be presented with a visual overview of the entire workshop process. Items of note:
   1. The active phase will be highlighted, in the example below, the workshop is still in the Setup phase.
   2. In general, you will manually need to move from phase to phase, by clicking on the switch phase (blue circle) icon located below the phase name. Be aware that if you set availability limits on submissions these will take effect even if a phase is active.
   3. If a step within a phase is not completely set up, a broken checkmark will appear. In this example, the Allocate Submissions step is not yet complete. Click on the step name to complete it. When a step is completed, the check mark will be solid green.
      
4. Your students also see a visual overview of the workshop process. Below is an example of what a student will see when the Workshop is in the Submission phase. Items of note:
   1. Current phase is highlighted.
   2. The instructions for submission that your student sees are the instructions that you provided in the Setup phase.
   3. The student receives a clear indication if no work has been submitted.
   4. The student clicks on Add submission when ready to submit the item.
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5. Continue to manually move through the process. You can not begin to assign peer reviewers until the papers have been submitted, because by default, students can not review a paper until they have submitted one. You set up the parameters for peer review in the "allocate submissions" step, which becomes available when students submit papers. Items of note:
   1. In the example below, manual allocation was chosen.
   2. There are three possible ways to allocate peer review, manual, random, and scheduled.
   3. View this chart beginning in the middle column, which shows the student papers to be reviewed. For each  student paper, there is at least one reviewer, who is listed in the column to the left and at least one student paper to be reviewed, which is in the column to the right.
      
      
   4. Since this is manual allocation, you must go in and choose the reviewer and reviewee for each student listed in the middle column.
      
      
      
      
6. Here is an example of what your students will need to do when it's time to access a paper to review. In this case, the file is a Microsoft Word document and the expectations is that the peer reviewers will use the Track Changes feature to add comments directly in the paperstudents enter assessment criteria directly into the form fields. You may choose a different method:
   1. Click on the Assess button for the file, which is listed below under Assigned submissions to assess heading.
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   2. Download the file.
   3. Open in Word, turn on track changes, add your comments the file
   4. Enter your feedback based on the guidelines provided criteria designated by the professor.
   5. Save the file with your comments.
   6. Upload back to the activity, again either using drag and drop or browse and uploadinstructor and overall feedback for the author.
7. Remember to manually move the process along. Assigning dates for automatic movement to the next phase is a possibility as well.
8. If this is a graded activity, you assign grades in the the Grading evaluation phase and make any changes as needed. It is only when you move to the Closed phase, that your students will see the comments from the peer reviews and any grades. 
9. Students can see their final grade along with feedback and any uploaded files containing comments from the reviewer, by clicking on the link to the activity on the course page and scroll down, scrolling down, and clicking on the title of their submission.
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If you think this is something you may be interested in trying out in your course site, there is additional information on the Moodle website – Course Site is Lehigh's name for Moodle.  When you are ready to set up a Workshop peer-review activity and would like to discuss the process, please submit an Instructional Technology request a ticket and someone will be in touch.

More information - 

https://docs.moodle.org/311/en/Workshop_activity

https://docs.moodle.org/37/en/Workshop_FAQVisit this link to learn more about Workshop on the Moodle website.