00 - Team Charter and Weekly Update ExamplesAn example Team Charter and a Weekly Team Update follow. Please submit your charter, weekly updates and any general questions about your teams on the Class Discussion Forum under Teams.
Example Team CharterSubject: Team Charter - Rockstar Widgets (Team #1)
Course Title: BUS477 Instructor: Ean Jackson Team Members: John Smith (BUS477), Belinda Chan (BUS477), Punkaj Singh (ENSC201), Sandy Jones (ENSC201) etc. Team Member Skill Inventory John will contribute his skill as a leader by being our Team Leader, organizing us; keeping us on track, leading meetings, and helping all of us contribute. He will help to do any specific research we may need as a team. He is good at research, organization, and time management. he is task oriented, and has access to Windows and Mac os systems and likes doing publications. He is very good at Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Belinda will act as our team secretary, take notes at meetings, and communicate those notes via the team newsgroup and via email. She likes to help and try new ways of doing things. Her Internet research skills will come in handy to our team. Punkaj will contribute via his writing skills and his determination. He will serve as our Instructor/student liaison and contribute to our written work. Sandy will contribute via his technical skills and his access to a computer and software to match those required by the school. and can create audio presentations, video, websites, PowerPoint presentations, or whatever other technological skills may be necessary in completing any of our assignments. Learning Team Goals (May include project assignment goals, group process goals, quality level goals, etc.) What are potential barriers to the achievement of these goals? The barriers we may have in accomplishing what we design to accomplish are the following: Communication barriers – due to the nature of our class design and obligations, we do not always all communicate online at the same time. We also experience different communication styles, written or oral, which may inhibit our being able to understand each other clearly, or having our ideas and thoughts expressed at all. The asynchronous nature of our communication may make it difficult to schedule face-to-face meetings as well. Scheduling – all of us, all of our Team, have lives and families and work which need our attention. All of us would describe our lives as “full.” Given that our lives are full, we may experience difficulty scheduling our meetings and our assignments. Geographic barriers – All of us live in different areas. Some of us may have to drive farther than others, but we are all in agreement that we will utilize the Internet technology and the Burnaby campus as our meeting ground and that the facility will provide us with the things we may need to succeed as a Team. Ground Rules Meeting schedule, locations, attendance expectations, agenda, assignment completion, communication methods, etc. We expect that everyone participates and follows through with their assignments and responsibilities. We will communicate assignments a minimum of one week in advance and assignments will be clearly described. We agree to be understanding, courteous, and flexible with each other. It is expected that all team members complete their part on time so that the team member responsible for turning it in is able to do so in a timely matter. We will trust in each member of the team to do his or her part. As a team, we all will be prepared to help each other. Moreover, each person is responsible for his or her own actions. During our brainstorm sessions there will be no critique. ALL ideas will be respected and accepted for the storm phase. After the storming session, when it comes to choosing the Team direction, we will have a majority vote for which direction to take. If we decide to change this document, the changes will be voted on and if there is a majority for the proposed changes, we keep the changes and post them as comments. If someone wants to make a change, they will write the change and submit it to the team leader for dissemination and an approval vote. Conflict Management What are potential conflicts that might arise among or between team members during this course? How will team members deal with these and other conflicts? All of us could use a little more focus and could do better at being punctual. We will manage this by being generous and kind with each other if problems arise. If there is a problem with a team member not completing his or her assignment we will:
Example Weekly Team UpdateSubject: Week 3 - Team Update - Rockstar Widgets (Team #1)
Team Members: John Smith (BUS477), Belinda Chan (BUS477), Punkaj Singh (ENSC201), Sandy Jones (ENSC201) etc. Meeting time/location: We met online on Sunday 15 September at 20:30. John, Belinda and Pankaj attended. Sandy was absent. Minutes:
Resolved/ToDo:
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