You will be asked to review before anyone teaches you how, and the default is to produce something either useless (“interesting paper, minor comments”) or destructive. Reviewing is also the fastest way to learn what editors are looking for, which makes you better at submitting. Do this one on a labmate’s Report Draft — it is real, it is at the right stage to still be fixable, and the reciprocal version of it is Response to reviewers.
Elsevier’s reviewer guide or the Web of Science Academy reviewer course. Both cover the format and the ethics of reviewing. Neither covers being useful, which is the mechanic.
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Write it as though the author will read it, because they will, and they are sitting next to you.
Structured referee report as PDF: summary, strengths, weaknesses, recommendation.
This replaces your reading entry for the week you do it. Submit it to that week’s WR assignment in Canvas — the same one you would have submitted anyway. It is not an extra piece of work on top of the log.
You do not submit anything to the milestone yet. When all five skills in M5 are done, submit the M5 — The Review Cycle assignment, which is just an index saying which week each one went in.