MIS 533

Summer 2001

Team Member Participation

Turn this form in on or before the date on which the Final Assignment is due

 

You have the opportunity to evaluate the other members of your team.  This evaluation will be used for altering the final project grade as needed. In other words, the evaluation scores earned by each student will be used to lower a student’s grade if they have not participated in your group’s activities.[1]  Your criteria for making this rating should include the relative amount of substantive work that each individual completed on your team project. 

 

To evaluate your team’s members, please assign each member a percentage score that reflects the relative contribution that each member made to the team’s activities.  In effect, this is a grade of their participation.   If all members participated equally, give each member 100%.  If someone deserves an A, B, C, D, or F, assign appropriate percentage scores accordingly. For example, someone earning a B might get 85% while someone earning a C might get 75%; the exact percentage score you assign is up to you.   I will drop your self evaluation and the lowest evaluation made by other team members when calculating your average score. 

 

Do not rate others based on your personal feelings about individuals (e.g., I don't like him/her, so I will zap 'em), but rather based on their contribution in the team's work.  If you rate someone with a low percentage, you MUST provide a written description of the reasons for this rating in the comments section below. 

 

Team ID:____________                                  Your Name:___________________

 

Name

Percentage Score

Your participation

_________%

 

_________%

 

_________%

_________%
_________%
_________%
_________%
_________%

 Comments:

 

 

 

 

 

Continue on the back if needed

[1] These deductions will be made by multiplying the average participation score for each individual by the project score.  Students earning 90% or above on their peer evaluations will have no deductions made from their project scores.  For example, if a student in a group receives an average rating of 84% and the group earned a score of 95 on their final project, then that individual will have his/her project grade reduced to 80.75 (0.85 * 95.0).