Sunday, February 1, 2015

Blog Post 3:Peer Editing

How Can You Provide Meaningful Feedback to Your Peers?

Peer editing can be a difficult task to do. There are certain steps to take in order to provide meaningful feedback that will help the writer edit his/her work. A key factor in peer editing is making sure your feedback isn't mean, which is shown how that can be avoided in the videos What is Peer Editing? and Peer Edit With Perfection Tutorial.The videos give the proper steps to peer editing, with first letting us know that we need to compliment first and then make a suggestion as to what the person did wrong and how they could improve it. Lastly, check for corrections. . Corrections are the step where you show your peer where they have made grammatical errors and others writing mistakes. Whichever step you are on it is very important that you always stay positive. No one likes hearing what is wrong with their work, especially if the editor is negative.

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The video Writing Peer Review Top 10 Mistakes is a humorous video with younger children teaching about how to peer edit correctly. The video also shows the multiple incorrect approaches to peer editing. The main factors that stood out were to not be picky and, some people just think differently than others and they should not be harshly criticized or ridiculed for that. Anyone can point out faults, but it takes a better person to help and provide good and meaningful advice to a peer. The videos gives excellent examples on what not to do in a peer review.

2 comments:

  1. Hi Chalandra, this is a really good post. I also mentioned how when giving peer editing one can not be to mean to the writer. It is very difficult to hear that one's work is wrong, but its even harder when the editor is negative.
    Good job!

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  2. Good job on adding working links to your post. Just remember to proof read before publishing!

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