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Directions: Answer the following questions about your group as it has developed from Session 1. You can identify members by name if you'd like. 

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Directions: Answer the following questions about your group as it has developed from Session 1. You can identify members by name if you'd like. 

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1. Who are the most outspoken participants? (Who participates the most? Shares their ideas? Speaks out?)
2. What patterns have you observed? (Have you noticed common occurrences in each session? Differences?
3. Who keeps the ball rolling? (Who jumps in to break the silence? Does anyone?)
4. What was a challenge your group had? How was it resolved/Could it be resolved?
5. Have you noticed any patterns of difficult communication? (Ex: not participating, cameras off, etc.)

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We all equally participate

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get off topic easily and work well together

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We all try to work efficiently to do the most in the least amount of time

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Depending on the day there was a different level of participation by each member. The people with the most experience with certain topics usually spoke up the most.

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finding times that worked for all of us and changing from in person to zoom

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1. Kristin : )
2. Participating more as we go on -- speaking up. All use the chat more often
3. Kristin --> Summarize and share out when nobody wants to, everyone has their role played out well
4. Kristin had to use their phone, Lauren and Ahmed helped out by stepping in where Kristin couldn't
5. Presenting: Was difficult since it was on Monday -- had cameras on
Communication was a strong suit with the group; understanding, open, and flexible

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Some sessions opened with an icebreaker activity while other went immediately into the activity. Every online group used breakout rooms during the activity and then brought the group back together for the sharing portion. All of the leaders made sure acknowledge the participants answers and make them feel accepted.

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The group leaders kept the ball rolling and rephrased questions when the participants needed clarification.

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1. Who are the most outspoken participants? (Who participates the most? Shares their ideas? Speaks out?)
We all feel that we are relatively outspoken and comfortable sharing our opinions with each other.
2. What patterns have you observed? (Have you noticed common occurrences in each session? Differences?)
respectful attitudes, strong communication, good discussion of differing opinions
3. Who keeps the ball rolling? (Who jumps in to break the silence? Does anyone?)
We don't really have silences, we all contribute to the conversation equally/ have a good flow of conversation.
4. What was a challenge your group had? How was it resolved/Could it be resolved?
Deciding if we were going to do roleplay or not.  To solve it, we got Jenna's advice and discussed our options.
5. Have you noticed any patterns of difficult communication? (Ex: not participating, cameras off, etc.)
No. We sometimes had a difficult time scheduling times to meet but we worked around it.

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Our group was challenged by the process of creating the breakout rooms. As the first group to lead on zoom we tried to make our own breakout rooms and accidentally ended up in rooms with the participants.

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Overall some weeks were quieter than others, however there was no distinct observed patterns of difficult communication.

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We have not had any issues with communication or participation.

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1. Smart goals seem to encourage the whole group to participate a lot. We have noticed Kristin and Kylie participate a lot. Skylar and Casey also think Maggie participates a lot
2. Cameras go on and off after the ice breaker. More silence and less motivation to share for questions that require more thinking/ are more difficult ( the analysis questions). A lot of sharing for general "what did the breakout rooms talk about" questions. People are more likely to participate after their group presents and they understand both roles.

3. We have noticed Kristin and Caitlin are good at breaking the silence both speaking and in the chat
4. We had a hard time pacing, felt like we were running out of time at the end
5.   the same as question 2 with the cameras off, also just general tech problems out of members control