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Coordinate the Review Process

Eli includes tools that make building reviews (including what to review, who reviews, and by what criteria) simple and easy.

Everything in One Place

Multiple versions of writing assignments and peer reviews of that writing are all stored in the same place, making it easy to see how review has helped a student improve as a writer.

Powerful Writing Analytics

Real-time analytic data generated through peer review help identify trends in student writing and review, making in-class interventions and assessment of review incredibly easy.

Efficient Writing Instruction

Eli automates the tedious work of organizing papers, collecting peer feedback, and responding to students, leaving you more time to actually teach your students.

Eli is a web service that improves writing by helping teachers and students quickly conduct reviews, see and assess feedback, and learn from the revision process.

Eli on Twitter

Thanks to all the #cwcon folks who came to our panel! Keep an eye out for more on our Writing Research API in the near future.
RT @ahhitt: ELI Qs: What are characteristics of highly-rated feedback? What genres do people use? What revision strategies lead to impro ...
RT @anetv: In Eli, the real progress in student writing can be shown thru reviewing, not just their own writing. #cwcon
RT @MikeRTrice: API key to expanding Eli. Second cool software application from MSU this year pushing API involvement from the field. #cwcon
RT @anetv: Eli developers want to release an API for the software so that we can massage our own data from classes. Very exciting! #cwcon

From the Blog

Study: Majority of Students Focus on Lower-Order Concerns When Reviewing

October 31st, 2011 by Jeff Grabill

Dave, Anish, and David R. Russell. “Drafting and Revision Using Word Processing by Undergraduate Student Writers: Changing Conceptions and Practices.” Research in the Teaching of English (May 2010). (pdf) In Dave and Russell’s study, “an aggregate of 64.3% of students reported that their revision generally consisted of revising specific words or sentences and proofreading” (p. [...]

Small Change to Eli Login

October 1st, 2011 by Michael McLeod

Today, Eli launches a brand-new sales and support site that will live at http://elireview.com.  Because the support site is taking over this domain, the login screen for Eli itself is moving: you can access Eli directly now at http://app.elireview.com or use the login link from any point on the support site. This small change in accessing the application [...]

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