Group collaborative Projects: TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS TO ASSESS INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION.

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Group collaborative Projects: TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS TO ASSESS INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION

Group Collaborative Projects  According to several recent surveys, the most important skills for tech employers are interpersonal and teamworking skills  Traditional exam based coursework gives students little experience in this crucial area  Group collaborative projects provide a learning experience that more closely matches a professional work environment  However….

Assessment Issues  Students don’t all make equal contributions to groups  Assessing individual contribution to a project is hard  Peer pressure within the group makes this harder  University regulations limit how much of a student’s grade can come from a group evaluation  Does this mean we can’t have group collaborative projects?  No…  We just need to be able to accurately assess individual contribution to group projects

Technological Tools  Project tools can provide fine-grained details about individual student contributions  The tools we’ll discuss today are:  Project planning software  Wiki  Version control software  Online surveys  I’ll also discuss how to combine these into an individual assessment

Project Planning Software  Provides task planning, task breakdown, time estimates, assignments, and completion tracking  Can provide per user reports on tasks assigned and completed  There are numerous options available, depending on which project planning methodology is being used

Project Planning Example

Wiki  Provides an editable website for group collaboration  Groups are free to create new pages and links to existing pages  Word like editor allows for text, graphics, and other rich editing features  Suitable for meeting notes, shared project documents, etc  Provides detailed revision history for each page

Wiki Example

Revision Control Systems  Allow students to “check-in” documents to a central repository  Works with any kind of document, including Word files, CAD designs, text files, etc.  Can “merge” revisions made in parallel so that the whole group can work on the same documents  Provides detailed information about modifications including user who modified, change logs between versions, etc  Can be hosted online or on a local server

RCS example

Online Peer Surveys  Allow groups to give anonymous feedback on their group  Students can avoid peer pressure by filling out the surveys when their teammates aren’t around  Data needs to be normalized and averaged  Can be externally hosted or a internal web application can be written

Combining These in an Assessment  Each project is assigned a base mark, regardless of number of group members  Individual grade is 20% group/80% individual  Individual mark is calculated as follows:  Each group has a pool of points equal to base mark * 4  Smaller groups have lower base mark, but fewer people to split the pool with  Pool is split based on peer survey results and instructor evaluation of contribution  The sum of the contribution of all students in a group is 1

Example  Group X gets a base project score of 55  Student A gets a 30% contribution rating from his peer review and a 35% contribution rating from the instructor  His mark is 55* *(55*4*0.30* *4*0.35*0.5) = 68.2  Student B gets a 10% contribution rating from his peer review and a 15% contribution rating from the instructor  His mark is 55* *(55*4*0.10* *4*0.15*0.5) = 38.5  This assumes the peer assessment and the instructor assessment have the same weight. This doesn’t have to be true.