Description
This user-friendly manual walks instructors step by step through the process of creating, assigning, and executing successful group projects at the college level.
Informed by a simple input-process-output model of group behavior, this guide provides structured advice, examples, and worksheets to design and facilitate effective team projects. Topics include assigning teams, developing meaningful tasks, fostering leadership, managing conflict, communicating effectively, and supporting teams in an online environment. Each chapter features sections and readymade handouts that speak directly to students, making it easy for educators to share content with their student teams and spend valuable classroom time teaching course material rather than team skills.
Whether in person or online, Making Team Projects Work will be a valuable companion for any college educator interested in incorporating group projects into their curricula.
Book Information
ISBN 9781032745244
Author Timothy M. Franz
Format Paperback
Page Count 236
Imprint Routledge
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
