Before you can form teams, you need more than a class list. Teamer's formation surveys collect the things that make or break group work: when students are free, what they can do, who they work well with, and what they want to build.
Availability
Weekly time blocks
Skills and strengths
What you bring
Preferred teammates
Who you would pick
Project interests
What you want to build
Responses
42/50
Reminders
Sent
Start from question types that cover availability, skills, preferences, constraints, and project interests, and keep only the ones your course needs.
Students answer from any device through a private link. There is no account to create and nothing to install.
See who has replied and who has not at a glance, and send a reminder to the students still outstanding.
When you are ready, the responses feed straight into draft team generation. No exporting, re-keying, or spreadsheets in between.
Build from question types that map to what actually shapes a team, and keep only the ones your course needs.
Availability
When students are free across the week, so a team can actually meet.
Skills and strengths
What each student brings, from technical areas to the role they tend to play.
Preferences
Who they would like to work with, in their own words.
Constraints
Anything that should be taken into account when a team comes together.
Project interests
The kind of problem or project they want to take on.
Survey responses, including free-text answers, are stored in Australia on AWS in Sydney. They only leave the country, de-identified, if you turn on AI-assisted matching.
Read how Teamer handles dataTell us about your cohort and we will build a formation survey tuned to your course, then help you get it in front of students in a pilot.
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