Self Evaluations

[William Manhard]

What did you guys self evaluate exactly about yourselves for that
part? I don't remember what she said she wanted out of it, and I'm
assuming that "I felt that I did an accurate and complete job with my
section of the project" probably isn't what she's looking for.

[Bryan Lovett]

i really have no idea what to do with that, im really lost as how to
put this together as a whole, so any guidance from you guys would be
great

[Dustin Meert]

Who exactly is the coordinator, checker, recorder and monitor?

[William Manhard]

I found the instructions on the turn in page on e-learning. I'm pretty
sure what needs to be done is we finish the assignment is the google
documents page and then we share access to the document with her for
our main credit. On e-learning we submit a review of all of our team
members by way of a template that you download called Peer Evaluation
Form - Project 1.docx from e-learning.

I'm still not honestly sure of what to write for our self-evaluation
part though as far as what shes looking to read. It seems pretty
stupid to review yourself, I mean what are you supposed to put that
you did a good job? You would think that would be obvious.

1) Read pages 2-4 of the coursepack for instructions on how to create
your own Google account and access Google docs. You will provide your
Google account to your team coordinator. Your team coordinator will
create a shared document in Google docs and share with your team
members.

Please share your document with my id "jhw...@gmail.com" when you
complete the report in Google docs, so I can review your original
report.

2)See pages 5-6 of the coursepack for a description of the topic and
the report your team needs to construct.

3) Your team will follow the team policies to assign a role to each
member to complete the report correctly on Google docs. You may divide
the work up any way you feel is equitable for each team member.

4) Be sure to read and follow the attached Project Report Structure
Guidelines. Read the attachment file. It specifies the layout of the
report as well as other things I consider important in writing your
team report. Your project monitor will set up an outline (template) as
a starting point for your team to follow on Google docs. Please read
the attachment file, Project 1 template. Remember, this report should
look like a single entity, not three or four pieces patched together.
As a team you can do great things.

NOTE: I expect your invitation thru email, jhw...@gmail.com, to review
your report in Google docs.

5) A.T.Kearney 2006 Globalization Index file is still free for you to
download, but A.T.Kearney 2007 Globalization Index file is not free to
download anymore. I will provide each team with a hard copy print of
the 2007 Globalization Index document. I printed it from the website
before the restriction (you have to pay for downloading) was
established in July 2009.

Please download all the attached files for your project. Each
individual team member needs to submit the Peer Evaluation Form back
to the instructor thru e-learning under Course Tools/Assignments/
Project 1.

On Oct 19, 6:11 pm, Dustin Meert <meert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Are we supposed to print off the self evaluations and bring them to class or
> what?

[William Manhard]

What we should do is upload all of our files, which include our
answered question, our self evaluation, and the references we used and
then one member of the team should paste it all into the googledoc, we
can review it and then share access with the professor.