Generate formation-ready input for every course workflow.
TEST001 / SURVEY
Team Formation Survey
Teamer helps course coordinators collect student preferences, generate reviewable teams, publish them, and run team health checks during the project.
Built for university group projects. Hosted in Australia.
On one side, the survey that feeds matching. On the other, the teams, responses, and student issues staff keep across in one place.
TEST001 / SURVEY
Team Formation Survey
Teamer runs the whole cycle in one workspace: collect student preferences, generate reviewable teams, publish them, and track team health. No forms, spreadsheets, and email threads to stitch back together.
SURVEY
Responses
42/50
Inputs
8 fields
FORMATION
None of this is new to anyone who has run a course with group work. It is just hard to see in time.
Preferences arrive late or not at all, and formation stalls waiting on a handful of students.
A team that seemed balanced on paper quietly comes apart halfway through the project.
Generate draft teams you can inspect and adjust before students ever see them.
Teams
21
Members
84
Balance
91%
Short check-ins ask students how the team is really going. Teamer turns the answers into a simple read on every team, so you know where to spend your time, and which teams to follow up on before the deadline.
Preferences captured
Interested problem space
Preferred classmates
I found my team
6 students, 1 staff
Team state
12
teams
84%
ready
0
issues
Group work touches preferences, availability, and student concerns. Teamer is deliberate about where that data sits and who decides what happens with it.
Your course runs on infrastructure in Australia.
Student preferences and responses stay onshore.
When AI matching is enabled, it works on de-identified text, never student names.
Tell me about your group project and I'll show you exactly where Teamer fits, from formation to team health checks.
Published to 48 students
8
healthy
3
watch
1
at risk
Team health review
Follow upWhat broad problem space are you interested in?
Who would you like on your team?
What are your availabilities this term?
Question 1 of 4
TEST001 / INSIGHTS
Team health
6
students
3
cycles
84%
response
1
team
Teams
12
Members
48
Balance
91%
PUBLISH
TEAM HEALTH
Healthy
8
Watch
3
At risk
1
01 / SURVEY
Send one formation survey. Gather availability, skills, classmate preferences, and project interests before the cohort is split into teams.
02 / FORMATION
Turn responses into draft teams you can inspect, adjust, and explain, not a black box you have to take on trust.
03 / PUBLISH
Release final teams over secure links. Every student sees their team and who to contact, with staff keeping final control.
04 / TEAM HEALTH
During the project, short check-ins surface which teams are healthy and which need a follow-up, while there is still time to act.
One or two members do most of the work while others coast, and it only surfaces at grading.
By the time a problem reaches the coordinator, the deadline is close and the options are thin.
TEST001 / Mid-project
Team health review
8
Healthy
3
Watch
1
At risk
Even contribution
On track
One quiet member
Workload uneven
Answer a short survey, see your team, and ask for help if something is not working.
Teamer suggests. Coordinators review, edit, and decide before anything is published.
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TeamerTeams
12
Members
48
Balance
91%
PUBLISH
TEAM HEALTH
Healthy
8
Watch
3
At risk
1