26 Apr 2016

Perception to anonymous review

by fferry | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Dr. Kidd and her teaching assistant, Julia Morris conducted an informal survey in ODU to investigate what students think about anonymity in peer review. They found out that peer review was viewed to bring more benefit when it wasn’t anonymous.

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