Teaching Students How to Collaborate

Rebecca Pope-Ruark, Elon University

Location

CSU 202

Start Date

3-30-2018

End Date

3-30-2018

Description

Collaborative projects are a widespread practice in higher education, but instructors often assume that students already know how to collaborate effectively. Yet students often report that they have little or no formal instruction in teamwork, project planning, and conflict management. Keynote speaker Dr. Rebecca Pope-Ruark has extended her use of Agile methodology to her classes for the past several years. In this workshop, she explains how faculty can help students become effective collaborators and develop better functioning teams.

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Teaching Students How to Collaborate

CSU 202

Collaborative projects are a widespread practice in higher education, but instructors often assume that students already know how to collaborate effectively. Yet students often report that they have little or no formal instruction in teamwork, project planning, and conflict management. Keynote speaker Dr. Rebecca Pope-Ruark has extended her use of Agile methodology to her classes for the past several years. In this workshop, she explains how faculty can help students become effective collaborators and develop better functioning teams.