Category: Wk 10: Collaboration and Failure
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A Group Without a Plan
Ingalls presents a step-by-step collaboration process but that might not work for everyone. Here’s why it might not have worked for me.
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Why Collaborate ?
In the article by Rebecca Ingalls, she discusses why it is important to work together in classrooms. Working in teams early on in school prepares us
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Collaboration and Failure
Collaboration or group projects can either be beneficial or a dread to some students. But, it can be avoided with some techniques or rules.
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There’s no “I” in Team, but there’s one Collaboration.
There is no I in team, but there is one in collaboration. Rebecca Ingalls informs us that collaboration can be challenging but rewarding.
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Writing Collaboratively: Dreadful or Effective?
Collaboration is one of the trickiest processes to do successfully. In most of my experiences, I have been subjected to frustrating and
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Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
Rebecca Ingalls stresses the importance of collaboration in the classroom. Arguing how it benefits more then hinders if done correctly.
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Group Projects, Huh.
Group projects are something we tend to dread as students, both now and in our past. Why is that? Maybe it’s because they’re ill taught.
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Collaboration
Explains that group work and team work is all key to preparing you for the professional world and makes your work better in the end.
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On The Same Page.
This article is an overview of what is required for successful collaboration, how failure affects it, and how adaptability helps.
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Writing Eyeball to Eyeball, and Seeing Eye to Eye
Collaboration can turn a shitty first draft into, well, a not so shitty second draft, and honestly? That’s enough for me!