and
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-UGQEykBkB-BtXhLNSM_6vA3hIi3BfXXlUYepbudDzQ/edit?usp=sharing
(working space).
Originally my group talked about working in a Wiki or a
Google Slides. I suggested Google Slides because I enjoy working with Google
applications and how easy it is to edit and have conversation through instant
messaging if multiple people are working on it at once. As a group we decided
to work in Google Slides with me taking the role of the Technology Specialist.
Jim took on the role of Editor to make sure all of work flowed together.
Rachelle as the Visual Artist which included her pumping up the Google Slides
to have visuals that represent the information. To tackle the essential
question, I suggested splitting up the question in three parts and of each of
us researching that part and inserting it into the Google Slides.
Then all of sudden, we discovered that Josie joined our
group. Therefore, we had to be flexible as a group and figure out what role and
part of the Google Slides she will be responsible for. As far as my
understanding the roles stayed about the same other than Josie taking over
editing and a bit of technology by putting the Google Slides in a bit more
visually pleasing manner by using Prezi.
All in all this is how the work was split.
Mariah- technology
support, create Google Slides, help manipulate slides (Jim needed
assistance so I did some editing remotely and then helped him when we were both
working on the presentation at the same time using instant message in Google
Slides), and researched and wrote one part of the essential question’s answer
(explaining assistive technology). Informally, I felt like I was the leader by contacting everyone first and
making sure that we had a set plan and a deadline for everyone to complete
their role/part of the group work.
Jim- researched and wrote one part of the essential question’s
answer (assistive technology in various places/settings), organizer of the information, and communicated with the group.
Rachelle- researched and wrote one part of the essential
question’s answer (connecting assistive technology to differentiated
instruction), researcher of the main
core of the essential question, and checked on the assignment’s goals and
intentions by contacting professor.
Josie- edited everyone’s work, checked for fluency or
clarity, added visual effect to presentation and information by using Prezi,
and lead production of the
information.
As a group, we contacted each other using email. I
individually worked with Jim through instant message of Google Slides. We did
not meet at specific times but new that our (Jim’s, Rachelle’s, and my) part of
the group work must be done by Saturday so that Josie could input and edit into
Prezi by Sunday morning.
The process that my group went through included making sense
of the assignment, creating a plan on how to complete the assignment, splitting
into roles that each person felt comfortable with, completing our roles, and
continuously checking in with each other throughout this process. My group was
great with encouraging each other and helping each other clarify the content
and roles. I felt my role was a bit undermined when Josie was added into the
group but I know that I helped at least one of my classmates with technology.
It was nice to work with others and get their thoughts in what direction to take when tackling an essential question.
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