I assigned a peer review to students and checked "anonymous" reviews. However, students can see who reviewed their work by going to Canvas grade book. Has anyone else had this issue? I don't think this was the case before.
@SeanKinnard -
from the instructor guide page on how do I create a peer review assignment,
The procedure for setting up the anonymous assignment is explained. Assuming you followed that procedure, there is one caveat that I noticed:
"Note: Canvas DocViewer does not support anonymous comments, so it cannot be used for annotated feedback on assignments with anonymous peer reviews."
is it possible that the students are using DocViewer for their reviews? I have never worked with anonymous peer reviews, so The above is the limit of my expertise.
Ron
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