Team Harmony before, during, and after COVID-19
summary
A large third-year course with ~300 students / ~150 pairs uses a grade-tied weekly two–three minute survey to measure work distribution, task allocation, and talking in meetings and later adds belonging, ideas-valued, and team functioning. Results show a clear drop when classes move online mid-March 2020 (degraded teams roughly doubles from about five to ten), then recovery during the fully online terms, then a modest decline after restrictions lift; instructors use TA interventions and consider GitHub commit counts as objective signals.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Team dynamics setup
- 6:36Survey design and metrics
- 9:51Baseline performance
- 11:39Online learning transition
- 16:31COVID impact on recovery
- 17:15Team performance during pandemic
- 19:21Post-restriction dynamics
- 22:10Summary of findings
- 23:35Q&A
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