Schedules
to the Agreement:
Schedule One:
Definition of Collaboration
·
How do we, as a team, define collaboration?
Everyone putting forward their ideas without
judgement. Working together, always communicating.
Schedule Two:
Goals and Priorities
·
What are your expectations around grades?
A
·
What learning do you want to get out of the
project?
Working
together as a team. Learning about other student’s degrees and skills.
·
What values do you bring to the project and how
do these inform your practise?
Respect
each other’s ideas, take the responsibility to keep up to date, put effort into
productivity.
Schedule Three:
How will we work together?
·
How do we recognise and harness difference in
our learning and working styles?
Discussing
ways to utilise and understand each other’s talents and skills.
·
How collectively or independently should we
work?
Depends
week by week
·
How will we set goals and track our progress?
Through
weekly meetings and facebook. Deadline is Saturday for each week.
·
How much time do we expect to give to the
project?
We
agree that our studio classes are more important but we are prepared to put in
the time to meet twice a week with what we are working on.
·
Do we expect equal contributions of time and
effort?
Yes
·
When, and how often, will the team meet?
Wednesday
afternoons, Fridays if needed.
·
How and how often will we communicate outside of
structured class or meeting times?
Through
FB group when needed
·
How will decisions be made?
Through
teamwork, collectively.
·
How will we handle disagreements or differences
of opinion?
Rational
discussion, writing out pro’s and con’s.
·
How will team members give and receive critique?
Politely.
·
How will we evaluate the contribution/engagement
of individuals?
Writing
our name on blog posts.
·
How will we engage with other teams?
Through
discussion in weekly classes.
·
How much money and/or resources do we expect to
give to the project?
Equal
parts
·
Do we expect equal contributions of money and
resources?
Yes
·
How will any expenditure be managed?
Keep a
running document of receipts.
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