Mentor Evaluation

Instructional Design & Technology (ID&T) at UCF

Intern Evaluation Form

Directions: This form is completed by the on-site supervisor at the end of the contracted semester and discussed with the intern. A copy of this form should be provided to the University supervisor and included in the Intern’s Portfolio.

Intern:  Gabriel Yeager  __________________                   Date of Evaluation:___7/19/1018__________

On-site Supervisor: _Amy Clark______________            University Supervisor:____________

Internship Period:  ________________

Competency Areas and Supervisor Ratings

  1. Self Awareness and Autonomy: For example, recognition of personal strengths and weaknesses; clarity of personal values and attitudes; acceptance of responsibility for field learning; efficient use of time; carrying out assignments with appropriate level of supervisory assistance; respecting appointments, deadlines, and other commitments
Rarely meets expectationGenerally meets expectationOccasionally exceeds expectationsFrequently exceeds expectations

COMMENTS: Gabriel was an exceptional intern.  When assigned projects he completed them in a timely manner and above expectations.  He would research different tools on his own and bring his own suggests to the various projects.

  1. Application of Instructional Systems Design in Practice: For example, identifying appropriate outcomes from an analysis process; creating effective components of a design document (objectives, job tasks, instructional strategies, and assessment instruments); developing aligned instructional materials based on specified standards, objectives, and scope of the client contract; editing and rewriting instructional materials as requested by clients
Rarely meets expectationGenerally meets expectationOccasionally exceeds expectationsFrequently exceeds expectations

COMMENTS: Gabriel would develop content based on objectives and specific standards and design syllabus, Introductions, Powtoons, and several other applications to meet those objectives and standards.

  1. Oral and Written Communication Skills: For example, clarity in written communication; appropriate use of professional language and terminology; accuracy in necessary reports and notes; ability to listen; willingness to express self in group meetings and case/staff conferences; public speaking skills
Rarely meets expectationGenerally meets expectationOccasionally exceeds expectationsFrequently exceeds expectations

COMMENTS: Oral and Written Communication Skills exceed expectations.  

  1. Knowledge and Representation of Organization and Program: For example, adherence to policies and procedures; accurate understanding and articulation of mission, goals, and structure of organization; understanding of the organizational environment
Rarely meets expectationGenerally meets expectationOccasionally exceeds expectationsFrequently exceeds expectations

COMMENTS: Gabriel has worked for the college in various positions.  His prior knowledge was an asset to our project.

  1. Professional Behavior: For example, establishes rapport with clients/educational entities; effective team member; strong interpersonal communication skills; manages stress; maintains appropriate affect and professional behavior with clients/educational entities and colleagues; appropriate problem-solving abilities and mediation skills
Rarely meets expectationGenerally meets expectationOccasionally exceeds expectationsFrequently exceeds expectations

COMMENTS:      Gabriel is probably one of the best interns that we have had.  He will have a bright future in this field and I am excited to see where he will take it.      

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