31st Annual Frontiers in Education Conference. Impact on Engineering and Science Education. Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.01C
DOI: 10.1109/fie.2001.964011
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Administering, scoring and debriefing team developer

Abstract: Team Developer is a computer-based peer rating instrument that allows team members to provide each other with feedback about their team behaviors. Team Developer has been used in the College of Engineering at the University of Tennessee since 1999 as a team building tool with courses having as few as two teams up to courses having 450+ students on 96 teams. This paper discusses the practical use of Team Developer from set up, administration. scoring, and dehriejing. Assessment applications and lessons learned … Show more

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“…• Van Duzer and McMartin's instrument 18 • The BESTEAMS Peer Evaluation form 19 • The Team Developer™ [13][14][15]20 A portion of the Van Duzer and McMartin's instrument asks the rater to distribute a fixed number of points (or %) among the teammates according to their team citizenship. This type of instrument, which will be referred to as a point-distribution system, will be tested for concurrence apart from the rating of various team attributes on independent scales, the other major portion of the Van Duzer and McMartin instrument.…”
Section: Investigating Instrument Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Van Duzer and McMartin's instrument 18 • The BESTEAMS Peer Evaluation form 19 • The Team Developer™ [13][14][15]20 A portion of the Van Duzer and McMartin's instrument asks the rater to distribute a fixed number of points (or %) among the teammates according to their team citizenship. This type of instrument, which will be referred to as a point-distribution system, will be tested for concurrence apart from the rating of various team attributes on independent scales, the other major portion of the Van Duzer and McMartin instrument.…”
Section: Investigating Instrument Validitymentioning
confidence: 99%