Team writing projects, something we all have been apart of at one point in time ( ::cough:: currently ::cough::). I think the biggest fear one might have going into a team project is, “Is everyone going to do their part?” We hope so. But other than the obvious, there are some other disadvantages as well for instance…
1.) Is everyone on the same page?
2.) The quality of the writing varies. (It is a group project after all)
3.) Timing and scheduling issues
4.) Not everyone is as invested in the same way
5.) Etc
Again these are just a few examples. It is important to point out that a good group leader can help resolve a lot of these issues. Also web forums and email discussions including all group members’ helps with open communication and dialogue. Just note that when participating in a group project to stay on top of your assigned parts, be open about personal issues and conflicts, and offer up advice and help when needed. And last of all be a good team player!
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Monday, November 16, 2009
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Very true!!! For the most part I am not a big fan of group projects just for the reasons you said.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! As we know in our own group we have an excellent group leader and communication is veryy important.
ReplyDeleteAwesome work! You really hit the main points. From my past experince, team projects have not been my cup of tea, however, my view has changed during this semester. I don't find anything, that you could have said better. Keep writing posts like this one.
ReplyDeleteYou brought up some good points here about the disadvantages. Good job.
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