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3 ways to communicate
1. zoom meeting, 2. google docs, 3. groupchat,

2.
1. listen to all options and opinions
2. compromise
3. common ground
4. theres no 1 right answer

3. find out all the tasks that need to be done. ask everyone what they would like to do, everything is evenly distributed.

4. send a friendly reminder a long the lines of see what work has been done and if they need help with anything. remind them of the deadline coming up.

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What makes a good team? Lacey, Joleen, Joe, Sam L

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What makes a good team? Lacey, Joleen, Joe, Sam L

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1. Effective ways to communicate virtually
-Breakout rooms
-Emails
-Texting/Calling

2. Handling opposing opinions
-Discuss amongst group
-Find common ground
-Open mindedness/positive environment

3. Distributing work evenly
-Plan of action
-Set small goals in the beginning (stepping stones)
-Communicate with team members often
-Organize and categorize before distributing work

4. We are all in the same time-zone, however, you could use online tools to communicate.

5. Dealing with people who are not pulling their weight
-first, approach the person, be honest with them.
-be positive, offer help
-If that does not work, take the issue to the professor.

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Healthy Eating In Italy. Naomi, Chelsea, Lisa, and Maddy

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Healthy Eating In Italy. Naomi, Chelsea, Lisa, and Maddy

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Question #1:
#1: Communcating through having each others social media
#2: Having scheduled team meeting over zoom, teams, etc.
#3:

Question #2:
#1: That everyone in the group has a chance to share their opinion
#2: Respecting everyones opinion (meaning not interrupting their values/ ideas)
#3: Ground rules/ everyone is on the same wave length

Question #3:
First deciding what everyone is comfortable with in the first place, and making sure that everyone has a fair and equal part in the assignment. Allow others to decided/ share what they want to do

Question #5:
Try reaching out to them, in a respectful way. If this does not work, try reaching out to the teacher and let them know that not everyone is pulling their weight in the project.

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What makes a good team - Manroop,  Sindia, Lucy, Jacob

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What makes a good team - Manroop,  Sindia, Lucy, Jacob

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1. Zoom, FaceTime, Social Media

2. Share opinions, try to stay calm in the situation, try to reach a consenseus

3. Divide and distrube an even amount of roles per person in the group.

4. Same timezone

5. Try to get in touch with them and ask for any updates regarding the project and ask what they have been doing to contribute.

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1. Texting, Emails, Zoom
2. Listen to others, Communicate, Be open to new ideas and be creative
3. Assign roles
4. We are in the same time zone
5. Remind the person that the deadline is approaching

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Whale Watching- Hunter, Riley, Caleb, Katelyn

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Whale Watching- Hunter, Riley, Caleb, Katelyn

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1. Snapchat, Email, Facebook Messenger
2. Vote, Pros and Cons List, Find Common Ground and Create a Comprise
3. Establish what is being asked, give each person one section to divide the whole project, if one section is a significant portion divide that as well to lighten workload
4. Not applicable as we are all located in Ottawa.
5. Evaluate what still needs to be completed, divide remaining work amongst other group members

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In your teams, please answer the following questions based on the opinions of the members of your current group.
The final project will involve:  creating a webpage (blog), creating, editing (and stitching together) a video, tasks on Adobe.

1.  Name three ways you can effectively communicate with each other in a virtual/digital environment.

2.  How can you handle different or opposing opinions?  Provide three options.

3.  How will you fairly distribute the work?

4.  How will you (potentially) handle different time zones?  If applicable.

5.  What will you do if someone isn't carrying their weight, or if you are getting short on time?

When you are finished:  Return to the main Zoom session.  Be prepared to review your group's responses with the class. *This will help you complete your Team Agreement!*