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Team Feedback for Mid-Quarter project Displays
03/05/12 13:47 Filed in: 484
During our project displays today, please provide me with feedback on your impressions of the displays via the Web form at
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewformformkey=dEtpWEJnWHhENW5LX0FObW1yY0FNb1E6MA ; it is also reachable through the schedule on the class Web site.
For each of the displays, your team can either submit multiple, individual feedback forms, or get together and submit one single form by the team as a whole. I'd also appreciate a self-evaluation of your own team; it's often a good exercise to critically examine one's own work, especially in comparison with that of others in a similar situation.
This collective feedback may influence my assignment of scores, but it is not just a simple calculation of the averages or some similar formula. I typically use it as a consistency check to make sure that my assessment is not significantly different from that of the team's peers.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewformformkey=dEtpWEJnWHhENW5LX0FObW1yY0FNb1E6MA ; it is also reachable through the schedule on the class Web site.
For each of the displays, your team can either submit multiple, individual feedback forms, or get together and submit one single form by the team as a whole. I'd also appreciate a self-evaluation of your own team; it's often a good exercise to critically examine one's own work, especially in comparison with that of others in a similar situation.
This collective feedback may influence my assignment of scores, but it is not just a simple calculation of the averages or some similar formula. I typically use it as a consistency check to make sure that my assessment is not significantly different from that of the team's peers.
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A2 Presentations on UCD Tools
09/04/12 18:22 Filed in: 486
We'll do the A 2 presentations during Week 4 primarily in the lab. By default, we'll proceed in the order in which the teams are listed on the Project Teams page.
You can put the presentation material on your team’s TRAC wiki (if you want to make it publicly available), or via PolyLearn (where it is only available to this class and hopefully to students in future 484 classes). Most likely, we’ll use the Semantic Media Wiki for overview information and links to the detailed material. The accompanying material for the presentation must be available on the respective repository at the time the presentation is given. The teams will have an opportunity to revise their presentation materials in response to feedback given by class mates and possibly the external customers.
Please use the A2 Presentation Feedback form for feedback on the presentations.