Submit your assignment by the initial submission deadline listed in Peerceptiv or your course syllabus. File types and word limits vary-check your assignment prompt for specific requirements. Once submitted, your work is anonymized before peer review begins.

After submitting your work, you'll be assigned a set number of peer submissions to review (usually 3-5). Use the provided rubric to assess each submission fairly and constructively. Provide thoughtful written comments-quality feedback may affect your own review score. Finish all assigned reviews by the peer review deadline to receive full credit.

Once the review period ends, you'll receive multiple peer reviews on your work. Pay attention to both the scores and written comments to help improve future work. Some instructors may include a revision step, where you edit your work based on peer feedback.

You may be asked to rate the helpfulness of the reviews you received. These ratings contribute to your classmates' reviewer scores and improve the system. Be honest and respectful — focus on the value of the feedback, not whether it was positive or negative.

Grades are typically based on a combination of:

• Task completion (submitting, reviewing)
• Review quality (how helpful your feedback was)
• Participation timeliness

Missing deadlines can result in partial or no credit, even if the work is submitted late. Review your instructor's grading policy for specific details. 

Plan ahead: Don't wait until the last minute to submit or review. Be constructive: Give feedback you'd want to receive-clear, respectful, and helpful. Ask if unsure: Contact your instructor if you're confused about deadlines or expectations.