Tadashi:
The Ultimate Team Experience.
Made for college students looking to have the best in-class team experience.
College students often have bad team experiences.
According to online survey consisting of 30 University of Washington students, approximately 40% of respondants noted that their biggest painpoint was communication, and another 30% of respondants said their biggest painpoint was equity of work among team members.
Tadashi gives guidance for classroom-based teams to work well together will help teams have higher likelihood of team satisfaction and project success.
Core Features.
What Makes A Good Team?
Features designed in Tadashi surround these five concepts.
Setting Standards.
Setting standards together as a team is crucial to illustrate the team's focus and direction.
Taking Ownership.
Accountability enables for all team members to have responsibility over some aspect of the project. This translates to a sense of ownership.
Reflecting to Improve
As a team, going through individual reflections enables teams to gain insights coordinate their actions for future applications.
Established Communication
Great communication builds trust, boosts morale, and helps teams stay engaged.
Safe Team Environment
Team members should be able to share their ideas freely without feelings of judgment. Anonimity allows students to keep the reflections raw and real.
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Project Status
After 5/22/2022, this project will be open-sourced and passed off to a future capstone group or team to work on future extensions of the project. Our code is included in the link below. Please reach out to us if interested!
Go To Web-AppGitHub (Front-End)
GitHub (Back-End)