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A rubric for assessing group work skills, contributions, cooperation, focus, commitment, team role, communication, and correctness. The rubric has five levels of performance from advanced to beginning, and provides examples of each level.
- How to Evaluate Group Work
Here is an example of a group work assessment rubric....
- How to Evaluate Group Work
group efforts and keeping people on track. -Completed his or her share with great effort. -Contributed exceptional effort to the group’s project. -Did a fantastic job in organizing group efforts and keeping people on track. -Went above and beyond the call of duty to further group’s work. Class Participation Assessment Rubric
A PDF document that provides a rubric for evaluating group work in online courses. The rubric covers criteria such as role and responsibilities, work contribution, quality of work, meetings and response time, working as a group, and working with others.
Instructions: Read through the rubric below, noting the descriptions of performance at each level. Use the rubric to guide your self and peer assessment on the following pages. Contributed to the establishment of effective team goals and showed a commitment to the success of the whole team.
Explicitly teach students how to work in groups (for example, https://www.online.drexel.edu/news/ group-tips.aspx) and, if relevant, how to use marking rubric to self-assess or peer-assess. Monitor each group’s work with prompt support and feedback.
2. 1. Contributions. Routinely provides useful ideas when participating in the group and in classroom discussion. A definite leader who contributes a lot of effort. Usually provides useful ideas when participating in the group and in classroom discussion.
