Peer Evaluators Sample Clauses
The Peer Evaluators clause establishes a process by which designated individuals or groups, who are considered equals or colleagues within a relevant field, are assigned to assess or review certain work, performance, or outcomes. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for selecting peer evaluators, the scope of their evaluation, and the standards or procedures they must follow. By involving peers in the evaluation process, the clause aims to ensure fairness, objectivity, and credibility in assessments, addressing potential biases and enhancing the quality of feedback or decisions.
Peer Evaluators. The peer evaluators, who shall be certified in distance 63 education, shall be granted access to the designated course by the Distance 64 Education Department with prior notice to the instructor for a specific period of 65 time. The instructor shall guide the peer evaluators through the course by providing 66 directions, explaining the features of the course, and exploring the course with the 67 evaluators. The peer evaluator shall not have direct online contact with students 68 enrolled in the class. If possible, peer evaluators will have taught in the 69 mode/format being evaluated (online or hybrid) within the current year.
Peer Evaluators. 6.5.2.3.1 One tenured Unit Member selected by the evaluatee and mutually acceptable to the immediate supervisor.
6.5.2.3.2 One tenured Unit Member selected by full-time Unit Members within the same department or closely related discipline.
6.5.2.3.3 One tenured Unit Member selected by the Academic Senate in each of the four years.
Peer Evaluators. Evaluators will be appointed by the appropriate Educational Administrator in consultation with the faculty member. A faculty member whether assigned as a peer evaluator or undergoing evaluation may appeal to the appropriate Educational Administrator to change any appointed evaluator.
Peer Evaluators. The peer evaluators, who shall be certified in distance education, shall be granted access to the designated course by the Distance Education Department with prior notice to the instructor for a specific period of time. The instructor shall guide the peer evaluators through the course by providing directions, explaining the features of the course, and exploring the course with the evaluators. The peer evaluator shall not have direct online contact with students enrolled in the class. If possible, peer evaluators will have taught in the mode/format being evaluated (online or hybrid) within the current year.