Peer Review Recap, Part 2

The Wetpaint wiki site was user friendly, to say the least. I love that when you're at the site and you click sign in or 'easy edit,' a box pops up on top of the page you already have open instead of refreshing the page entirely. It made for quicker navigation of the site, I think, compared to, say, Google Docs. After initially thinking that I liked Google Docs more, I realized that the simplicity of this wiki site made editing much easier. Lastly, the log of edits on this site seems to be much more efficient than Google Docs. That would make sense though, seeing as how the idea of a wiki is the ability for anyone to edit text, so they probably have a pretty good way of keeping track of who's doing the editing. Both peer edit systems we have used have been easy to use and I'm sure I will use them again in the future, probably in my classroom.