Introduction

Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) is a web-based, instructional tool that enables frequent writing assignments in any discipline, with any class size, even in large classes with limited instructional resources. In fact, CPR can reduce the time an instructor now spends reading and assessing student writing.

CPR offers instructors the choice of creating their own writing assignments or using the existing assignments in the rapidly-expanding central assignment library. Although CPR stems from a science-based model, it has the exciting feature that it is discipline independent and level independent. CPR has been adopted in undergraduate and graduate institutions, in professional medical and business schools, and even in secondary schools.

News

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Calibrated Peer Review 5 is now available

We are very pleased to announce that Calibrated Peer Review 5 (CPR5) is now available! CPR5 includes all of the new features made available in CPR4 as well as these new user-requested additions and enhancements: an optional upload feature that allows students to include a file with their text, a much more efficient scoring code that instructors will love, a simpler interface for administrators, and a rapidly growing central library of assignments.

These improvements to the software, which we describe briefly on the What’s new page, make CPR faster and easier for administrators, instructors, and authors to use. Even students will find the new version more enjoyable! For a complete price list, licence details, and ordering instructions, see Purchase.

Attention students:
This website is an information site only and is not connected to CPR course files. Please ask your instructor for the URL address you need to access your institution's CPR courses. 		Attention instructors:
The former CPR site is still available. If you are using the old version of CPR for your class, please have your students go directly to the old login page.
Attention authors:
To author assignments for the new distributed CPR system, please log in to the CPR Central Assignment Library.