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That we were each able to add our own thoughts/agreements, and thank the lord for google docs!!!

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Having an outline prepared, allowed our group to easily adjust due to time constraints.

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Having an outline prepared, allowed our group to easily adjust due to time constraints.

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Also having an order of the participates helped a-lot, especially being on Zoom (Asia)

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(Kavya) I liked that we moved through our questions quickly and efficiently and still had time for every participant to answer. Our script was detailed and had more than enough for us to go off of. We felt prepared.

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We created a group chat early on (Kendall)

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We created a group chat early on (Kendall)

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From day 1, we created a group chat and organized every meeting we had and specific agendas for the meeting. That allowed us all to accomplish things at a reasonable pace and get what we need to do done effectively.

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having an outline prepared and being able to communicate during the dialogue.  

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having an outline prepared and being able to communicate during the dialogue.  

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as others have already mentioned, having the outline prepared helped this dialogue flow smoothly. There weren't awkward pauses and everyone seemed to know when it was their turn to talk.

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(Kavya) I think we could have been better at thanking them for their responses before moving on to the next question/participant. We also could have benefitted from more time.

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generally more practice to facilitate a dialogue and having a bit more clarification for what the purpose of each section is suppose to do.

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Thanks to our professor who created a shared google doc with all our group members emails, we were able to get everyone's numbers and start a group chat early on. This helped being prepared and being able to communicate and get started working on our script.

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Preparing questions beforehand to ask the participants and jotting down notes to prepare us for follow up questions 

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Preparing questions beforehand to ask the participants and jotting down notes to prepare us for follow up questions 

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(Kavya) Is it normal for a dialogue to have this many facilitators? How long do the discussions usually run? I noticed that other groups made sure that each participant answered every question; is that always necessary?

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our group did a good job of creating  the agreements and explaining them for the participants. maybe having more in class time to work on this would have been beneficial. also as Elizabeth mentioned, more time for the dialogue itself would have been useful as it seemed participants had more to say and there were unanswered questions.

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Improvising questions and knowing how to encourage participants to talk (Eman)

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Surprisingly, the participation and openness really drove the dialogue. I related to quite a few. (Asia)

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Surprisingly, the participation and openness really drove the dialogue. I related to quite a few. (Asia)

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Or less dialogue participants. I felt like they felt rushed and I felt bad not being able to respond to their responses for the sake of time.

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No questions, I like how everything ran smoothly. The participants were very friendly and I related to a lot of them.

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More time. I know a lot of groups/facilitators wanted to get out everything they prepared for, but I felt as though some responses were rushed or dismissed. (Asia)

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More time. I know a lot of groups/facilitators wanted to get out everything they prepared for, but I felt as though some responses were rushed or dismissed. (Asia)

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I am curious about Kavya's question as well.

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(veronica) Our outline was super structed and detailed. We all knew exactly what to say and how we were to keep the conversation going. This helped us be more efficient during the actual dialogue

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(Veronica) I think more practice with the script would have been beneficial just so things could run more smoothly.

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(Andrew) I think that our group was very prepared. We all had a good idea of how the dialogue was going to go, and we had a lot of questions prepared just in case one of ours wasn't going to work.

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(Andrew) I think we were a little confused about the question asking process. I wasn't sure how all 6 of us would participate as facilitators if we only ask two questions.

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Miranda was very helpful by creating a job zoom call that happened twice before presenting. It became really easy to work with my group after that.

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I think from my part of the project side I was so confused about reading the guidelines to the discussion. I don't think that it affected anyone else in my group but I left myself in the dark for too long.

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Since the initiation of the group, my team members and I established roles and participation throughout the closing presentation. We communicated effectively and discussed opinions and ideas. We each provided help when needed and encouraged team members for a successful outcome.

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Due to the easiness of our category, "closing", I felt it was an easy task and therefore expected our closing to pan out naturally the day of facilitation. I think that if I considered a back up plan for each member's role, it would have granted our team more time to work together. Overall, our presentation went smooth, but if my attitude was a bit different and more on the working together, instead of letting things ride out the day of, it would have gave some of us the comfort needed.

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I think of dialogue facilitation as an open table discussing a proposed topic. However, how do you facilitate In class dialogue without taking away from its intention, to reach shared meaning and discussion?

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Our group communicated well with each other in order to complete our assigned roles. Clear communication was key for us because we were missing two members of our group. We also supported one another when it came to difficult questions that arose when working. (Sabrina)

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I felt that our section was very heavy on speaking, although it was an intro & that was expected. At times I felt that I needed to extend my speech in order to make our 10 minute time limit. (Sabrina)

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Our group was very good at communicated with one another. We didn't have much hiccups when trying to figure out each-others roles when wanting to facilitate the introduction

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I think that having less people made it a little difficult on our end to have a cohesive facilitation for the introduction

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My question for dialogue in general is my wonders on how life will be coming back to school after a year of being Locked in our homes.

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What worked in our group is that everyone is ready to lend a helping hand. Each participant was vital in our groups success. Elany was very helpful in facilitating a group meeting.

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The assigned task for our group was fairly easy. We just had to paraphrase and mirror the experiences of the participants.

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No questions. Just thankful for the task and group assigned with me. They were very helpful.