Supporting a class’ development in teamwork

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Canadian Engineering Education Association

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This paper presents the design and initial adoption of a new class-level interface that has been added to the on-line Team-effectiveness Learning System (TELS) at the University of Toronto. TELS is an on-line self- and peer-assessment system that allows students to provide intra-team feedback within their project teams. This class-level interface responds to instructor interest in having a better way of assessing and supporting their class’ performance in teamwork as a whole. The interface allows an instructor to assess whether the class has demonstrated sufficient proficiency at teamwork, and/or which areas the class needs to improve to demonstrate proficiency. Launched in September 2015, the class-level interface is currently being used in 5 courses. Preliminary findings indicate the feature to be a useful tool in supporting instructors to tailor their teamwork instruction and activities to the needs of the class.

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Team effectiveness, Team-based projects, Supporting student teams, Online tools, Graduate attribute assessment, Engineering education, Transdisciplinary competencies

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Sheridan, Patricia K., Korhani, Navid, Evans, Greg, & Reeve, Doug. (2016, June 19-22). Supporting a class’ development in teamwork. Paper presented at the Canadian Engineering Education Association Annual Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. https://doi.org/10.24908/pceea.v0i0.6534

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