Project Peer Evaluation

Confidential contribution record

Project
Peer evaluation
Peer-feedback form and scoring dimensions for the ECON 341 team project.
Author

Byeong-Hak Choe

Published

December 7, 2026

Purpose

Peer evaluation is 5% of the project score. It documents contribution and teamwork; it is not a popularity vote. Submit one confidential form in Brightspace after the final presentation.

Rating scale

Use the same evidence-based scale for each teammate, including yourself:

Rating Anchor
5 Consistently exceeded the agreed contribution and improved the team’s work
4 Reliably completed a strong, full share
3 Completed an adequate share with occasional prompting or revision
2 Contribution was incomplete, late, or regularly shifted to others
1 Contributed very little or seriously impeded completion

Contribution matrix

Team member Preparation and reliability Economic analysis Evidence and accuracy Collaboration and revision
Self
Teammate 1
Teammate 2

Evidence prompts

For each teammate, including yourself, give one concrete example.

Self

Most important contribution:

One commitment I could have handled better:

Teammate 1

Specific contribution or missed commitment:

Teammate 2

Specific contribution or missed commitment:

Team process

  1. Which decision or revision most improved the final project?
  2. How did the team divide modeling, evidence, writing, and presentation work?
  3. Was any contribution invisible in the final presentation but essential to completion?
  4. Is there a severe contribution imbalance the instructor should review? Explain with dates, tasks, or records.
Warning

Ratings without specific evidence may receive less weight. The instructor may ask for clarification and will not mechanically convert one unusually high or low rating into a penalty.

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