Create a Progress Review

Modified on Mon, 06 Feb 2023 at 04:38 PM

Wat are progress reviews?


With a progress review request, you can ask anyone with access to your portfolio to valuate your progress towards a selection of goals. You can decide if want to gather quantitative insights (based on rubric levels which will be explained later) or qualitative insights (narrative-based feedback). These insights can help you to keep track your own progress.


Who can be invited for a progress review?


As the portfolio owner, you are in charge of whom (and when) you want to ask for a review. You can invite peers, teachers, coaches and externals (for example your internship assessor). You can also include yourself in the review, this way you can compare how you valuate your own progress with how your chosen reviewers valuate you. You can decide to only select ‘self-review’, with this option only you will valuate your progress.


NOTE! Although you can invite any kind of role, the person you want to invite must have access to your entire portfolio. Check this guide here to see how to share your entire portfolio.


How to create a new progress review request


First, navigate to the ‘Progress’ tab. Here you will find the button to start a new progress review request. You are then guided through a 5-step process to easily create the evaluation request to your liking.



Step 1 - Details

In this first step, you can give the progress evaluation a recognisable name (for example: Professional Skills Review Q1), invite reviewers, choose to include a self-assessment and add an optional note.


Note! Similar to comments, you can mention evidences by typing ‘@’ in the note if you want to specify your progress review request.


Lastly, you can also include a suggested due date, by filling in this date you can let your reviewers know before when you prefer to receive their reviews. Keep in mind this date only communicates your preferred due date to the reviewers, they are not obliged to send in their reviews before this date.



Step 2 - Select goals

Next, you can select as many goals as you want to include in the progress review. Your selection of goals will form the criteria for a rubric. Your reviewers will use that rubric to provide insights for each of your selected goals.



Step 3 - Choose levels


Now you know what you want to have reviewed it’s time to decide how you want your goals to be reviewed. Keep in mind a progress review is not a formal assessment and its purpose is only to gather insights in your progress.


With levels

If you prefer a more quantitative approach with your progress visualized in graphs and charts, this option is for you. Your chosen reviewers can score each goal from 0-3 (this score will be used as the backbone for the data visualisations). Per each goal your reviewers can provide written feedback. 


Tip! If you want to experiment with a level based progress review, you can create a progress review request and only select ‘self-review’. This way you can see for yourself how it works and what will be asked from your reviewers.



Without levels

With this option your chosen reviewers can only provide written feedback for each goal. Choose this option if you prefer a progress review that does not use scores.



    

Step 4 - Summary

In this step you can check all your chosen settings. If you want to change anything you can use the previous button to navigate back to any of the previous steps.

    


Step 5 - Done!

The chosen reviewers will receive a notification with an invitation to start the progress review shortly. If you have chosen for a self-review, you will receive a notification as well.

    


How to keep track of your progress review requests

On the progress tab you can find a button ‘Show all progress review requests’, this navigates to a page where you can find an overview of all the progress reviews requests you have created.





Whenever a reviewer submits a progress review, you can see th

e review results by clicking on any of the progress review requests on this page. After clickingA new window will open where you can navigate through three tabs:


  1. Summary: Here you can the details related to your progress review. If you have opted for a level-based progress review you will see a graph with goal insights.
  2. Goals: An overview of all the goals selected for the progress review and related comments. If you have opted for a level-based progress review you will see a bar chart per role for each goal indicating how others score your progress.
  3. Reviews: Per reviewer you can see how they filled in the rubric for your progress review request.





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