Display (share) scores and comments between reviewers

 

You can share the scores and/or comments from all reviewers from one review stage to a separate stage of review. The configuration is over two steps: editing the score set and updating the reviewer role role.

Tip: comments and scores can only be shown to reviewers during an active reviewing round. To prevent bias, we recommend locking reviewers' scores after 5 minutes or configuring a separate 'viewing only' reviewing round that begins after scoring has been completed. 

Editing the score set

  1. In the Manage workspace, go to Reviewing > Settings > Score sets
  2. Choose the score set you want to display scores on.
  3. Open the 'Display' tab
  4. Under the section Share scores, check the score set/s you want to share with
    share scores checkbox selection
  5. Click Save

If you would like the comments to also be shared, select Users can see each others' comments on this score set under the 'Commenting' section.

Note: files uploaded into reviewing comments will also be shown.
Reviewer comment file upload.png

Editing the role

Tip: if you would like for only some reviewers to see the scores and comments left by other reviewers, give them the lead reviewer role instead. To do this, follow the steps outlined in our dedicated guide: Assign/remove user roles in bulk or individually.
  1. From the Manage workspace, go to Settings > Users > Roles
  2. Click the name of the role assigned to your reviewers in this score set
  3. Click Advanced near the top of the page
    Advanced
  4. Set the Scores (others) permission for View to Allow
  5. Save 

Reviewers will see the configured scores in a matrix in the right column of each entry they view, below attachments. The score matrix also provides visibility of each reviewer's comments on the score set if enabled.

You can learn more about roles and permissions here: Ultimate guide to user roles.

How to display the score matrix for some reviewers and not others

If the score matrix should be shown to some reviewers and not others, you will need to alter the permissions for the role. 

To see the score matrix when reviewing an application, the reviewer must have the Scores (others) View permission. You can create a special review role with this permission and a normal reviewer role without this permission. For more info, see our guide: Roles and permissions explained.

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