Re: [TOS] peer evaluations

2019-04-15 Thread Christos Bacharakis
Hi Joanna, something that I've seen working a lot is forming questions around three themes: 1) What would you like to continue doing 2) What would like to start doing next time 3) What would you like to stop doing You can frame the questions around the teams or the specific teammates. Cheers -Ch

Re: [TOS] peer evaluations

2019-04-15 Thread Daniel NĂ¼st
Hi Joanna, I have used a kind of peer reward "game" in the past for project-based seminars (mostly software development, learning to fail, etc.), using a paper handout in the final session (students unprepared): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ie1CFSGvtyW1L47cJWxrEPTyV5X-fXmJaxjGiIj2Q8k/edit?

Re: [TOS] peer evaluations

2019-04-15 Thread Clif Kussmaul
I've had the same experience. :-) However, I get very different responses when I ask each person to allocate $10,000 in bonuses. A few give everyone equal amounts, but most are more selective, and I very rarely have teams where everyone gives themselves the biggest bonus. A similar approach would