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This study explored the impact of role-playing on the quality of peer feedback and learners perception in an online learning environment. The finding of a content analysis revealed that role-playing was positively associated with learners’ generation of constructive feedback. Sixty percent of learners perceived the role-play strategy useful in assisting them to form and provide meaningful feedback. We will discuss implications for instructional design and provide future directions for research in our presentation.