Deliverable

Peer Testing Documentation

Collaboration Effective Communication Self Directed Learning Critique and Revision Submission Required

Create a testing protocol and recruit peers to try your prototype. Gather and synthesize user feedback, then document revision decisions with rationale to steer future iterations of your digital portfolio.

Plan day
Day 13
Duration
90 min
Grouping
Individual
Steps
9 steps

Lesson plan

9 steps · 90 min
# What teachers do
1 Introduce the peer testing activity, outlining its purpose and objectives. (10 min)
2 Form pairs or small groups for collaboration and explain the testing protocol design process. (40 min)
3 Collaboratively design a testing protocol with your peers. (50 min)
4 Gather materials and set up testing stations for peer evaluation. (30 min)
5 Conduct the peer testing session where peers navigate your digital portfolio prototype and provide feedback. (60 min)
6 Collect and organize feedback received during the peer testing session. (40 min)
7 Analyze the feedback to identify common themes and areas for improvement. (50 min)
8 Discuss revisions with your peers and mentor, synthesizing feedback for actionable changes. (40 min)
9 Document your revision decisions with rationale based on peer feedback. (50 min)
Preparation (4 items)
  • Prepare an overview of the peer testing activity and its alignment with National Core Arts Standards.
  • Arrange collaborative spaces with resources such as computers, paper, and markers for protocol design.
  • Ensure each participant has access to their digital portfolio prototype for testing.
  • Design and print peer feedback forms to facilitate structured critique sessions.
Student-facing instructions
Your task is to collaborate with peers to design a testing protocol for your digital portfolio prototype. You will conduct a peer testing session to gather feedback and use this to identify areas for improvement. Collect feedback systematically, synthesize it collaboratively, and document your revision decisions with the rationale for each change. You will need your digital portfolio prototype, feedback forms, and a space for collaboration.