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PeerWise is a free and easy to use tool for students to create, share, evaluate and discuss practice questions in any subject. To log in, select your school / institution from the list and enter your username and password.

Creating your own practice questions, explaining the answers to those questions in your own words, and answering questions created by your classmates is an excellent way to learn and reinforce your understanding of course material. 3,500,000 questions. 13,000 courses. 2,500 schools. Login.

Learn how to use PeerWise, a free tool that guides students in creating multiple choice questions, to enhance active learning and engagement in online courses. Find out how to set up, manage and benefit from PeerWise as an instructor and a student.

Learn how to create a PeerWise account for the course Human Automation Interaction at the University of Toronto. Follow the steps to enter the course ID, your UTORid, and your username and password.

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PeerWise should email you with your username and password within two business days. Once you receive the email, you can log in to your account. For more information, explore the PeerWise documentation page, which includes guides, screencasts, and examples of how students and staff have used the tool.

PeerWise is a free program where you can create, share, evaluate and discuss assessment questions. It is simple to use and only takes you a minute to create your account and get started. It allows instructors to integrate collaborative learning and peer tutoring into a class.

PeerWise is a free tool that allows students to create and answer multiple-choice questions without instructor moderation. It supports various learning activities and skills, such as drill-and-practice, reflective study and peer assessment.