Students' perceptions of a virtual team assessment item (VTAI): An Australian case study

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Birch, Dawn and McDonald, Jacquelin. 2005. "Students' perceptions of a virtual team assessment item (VTAI): An Australian case study." 7th ODLAA Conference. Adelaide, Australia 09 - 11 Nov 2005
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Students' perceptions of a virtual team assessment item (VTAI): An Australian case study

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsBirch, Dawn (Author) and McDonald, Jacquelin (Author)
Number of Pages8
Year2005
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://www.unisa.edu.au/odlaaconference/PDFs/31%20ODLAA%202005%20-%20Birch%20&%20McDonald.pdf
Conference/Event7th ODLAA Conference
Event Details
7th ODLAA Conference
Event Date
09 to end of 11 Nov 2005
Event Location
Adelaide, Australia
Abstract

In today's global business environment, business graduates are often required to work
as members of virtual teams. This paper presents the findings of an electronic survey
of distance education students' perceptions concerning a virtual team assessment item
(VTAI) using asynchronous discussion. The VTAI was set for an undergraduate marketing
course at an Australian university. The findings revealed that while the distance
education students did not necessarily enjoy the VTAI and found the assessment task
to be both frustrating and time-consuming, they agreed that the task
was beneficial to their learning and should be included in future course offerings.

KeywordsVTAI, virtual teams, asynchronous teaching
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020390399. Education systems not elsewhere classified
390405. Educational technology and computing
Byline AffiliationsSchool of Management and Marketing
Learning and Teaching Support Unit
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