By 11:59 PM on 03/22, post your rough draft:

• If you are working on LinkedIn or a similar site, you will need to set the page so that your classmates can read it and share the link to that site. If you are working on LinkedIn, use your free Lynda.com login to consult the Lynda.com video on Adjusting Your Privacy Settings.
• Go to Discussions in Canvas.
• Choose the "Project 3 Peer Review" discussion.
• Post a reply to the Discussion (Canvas Documentation) that includes the following information in the body of the message:
  • Tell your readers what you proposed for the project (e.g., creating an impressive LinkedIn profile with a link to an updated resume).
  • Ask your readers to look at anything you are trying to improve. Let them know the kind of advice you need.
  • If relevant, explain anything else you want your readers to know.
• Provide your rough drafts, using one or both of these options:
  • Attach any documents to the Discussion message. Be sure your file is a *.doc, *.docx, or *.pdf file.
  • Provide a link to your draft in the Discussion message (e.g., for a LinkedIn profile).

By 11:59 PM on 03/24, respond to two drafts:

• Follow the Canvas Documentation to find the drafts you have been assigned. Note that peer review partners will be automatically assigned by 12:30 AM on 03/25.
• Write a response to each of the two drafts (Canvas Documentation) that includes the following information:
  • Consider your immediate impression of the document(s), and add a comment to tell your partner your first thoughts. Job application materials can be rejected at a glance, so first impressions matter.
  • If you notice any spelling errors, punctuation errors, or typos, you can mention them in your comments, but focus more on the content than editing and proofreading.
  • Add comments on the content of the draft. Comment on at least three things your classmate does well and at least three things that your classmate could improve on.

After 12:01 AM on 03/24, revise your draft:

• Use the Canvas Documentation to find your peers’ feedback.
• Revise your draft based on the peer feedback you received.