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Working in a collaborative environment simply means working with other people toward some common goal. Often times in an academic environment you will be asked to “partner up” or “get with some classmates” and be assigned something to do. Sometimes it will be short lived (one class) with a very loose decision process on who is doing what while other times it will be a very formal arrangement with contracts and assignments that last the entire semester. If there is not a grade involved it becomes a low stake environment and people generally can get through the assignments with little concerns or problems. However, once a grade is involved, collaboration becomes something very different and the focus of group members takes on a whole different light on how they function together. Hopefully when we finish this section, you will have a better idea of how to work together in a group environment.
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12018-07-03T21:04:18-07:00Tony Ruggieroc74bf47eaf6530d400619be6b94049263fd0dfdaThe What-Why-How of Collaboration4plain2018-08-06T15:38:12-07:00Tony Ruggieroc74bf47eaf6530d400619be6b94049263fd0dfda
12017-09-27T15:44:05-07:00Elise Russellb1f3c1bf812b0f8d2b64b372573aa9d449cb231cWhat You Should Do if You Have Problems in your Group.2plain2017-10-16T19:05:00-07:00Tony Ruggieroc74bf47eaf6530d400619be6b94049263fd0dfda