# Peer Evaluation Form Template

> A free peer evaluation form for group projects and teams. Students and coworkers rate each teammate's contribution, reliability and teamwork in a few minutes.

Each person rates a teammate on contribution, reliability, communication, quality of work and teamwork, then shares strengths and one thing to improve. Instructors and managers see fair, consistent feedback for every member.

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Collections: Feedback & Surveys, Education & Research, Higher Education, Human Resources
Last updated: 2026-10-24

## Questions

- Question 1: What's your name? (Short Text, required)
- Question 2: What's your email address? (Email, required)
- Question 3: Which course, team or project is this for? (Short Text, required)
- Question 4: Which teammate are you evaluating? (Short Text, required)
- Question 5: How much did they contribute to the work? (Opinion Scale, required)
- Question 6: How reliable were they with deadlines? (Opinion Scale, required)
- Question 7: How well did they communicate with the team? (Opinion Scale, required)
- Question 8: How would you rate the quality of their work? (Opinion Scale, required)
- Question 9: How well did they work with others? (Opinion Scale, required)
- Question 10: What share of the work did they do? (Single Choice, required). Options: Less than their share; About their share; More than their share
- Question 11: What did they do well? (Long Text, required)
- Question 12: What's one thing they could improve? (Long Text, required)
- Question 13: Would you work with them again? (Yes / No, required)

## Common uses

- Group projects in college courses
- Team reviews at work
- Bootcamp and capstone teams

## Key features

- 5 rating scales
- Share of the work question
- Strengths and one improvement

## Frequently asked questions

### What should a peer evaluation form include?

The project and teammate's name, ratings for contribution, reliability, communication, quality and teamwork, their share of the work, one strength and one improvement.

### Can students see each other's answers?

No. Responses go to your account only. Share results with each student yourself if you want them to see their feedback.

### How do I use it for a whole group?

Ask each student to fill it out once per teammate, then send responses to Google Sheets and average the scores for each person.