A Group Evaluation Form is a document that is used by students who have worked in groups and want to appraise their group members. The purpose of the document is to gather information about the group members that have participated in a particular project.
Group evaluation is a process of group appraisal during which all members evaluate each other's work and how well they contributed to the project. It helps to estimate each other's impact towards the common goal, as well as how much effort everyone put into it. The document can be used regardless of the kind of project the group has participated in.
If individuals need to evaluate smaller groups, they can use a similar document called a Peer Evaluation Form for one-on-one work. This document was developed especially for groups of two people. A printable Group Evaluation Form template can be downloaded below.
Creating a Group Evaluation Document is a straightforward process, however, before starting, an individual should decide what kind of information they would like to collect about the groups. A group presentation evaluation form can contain parts, such as:
Depending on the structure of the document, the last part can be presented in different ways or not included at all. The document can be used to evaluate all group members or the group as a whole, or it can be used to appraise one group member per document. This way the group member will have to complete several document copies in order to appraise all of their group members.
Group evaluation is a complicated process. In order to highlight the members strongest sides, the document should contain a broad range of questions, which can be systematized in groups such as:
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