Middle term use of social media technologies: Formulating the deliverable
As the term progressed, students began to embrace working with
their teammates and focusing on the specifics of the group project. They
continued to use Facebook, email, texting, and YouTube, but they also
started to use Blackboard file sharing and Google Docs. From the
perspective of the linear models, groups were in Tuckman’s “Norming” stage, beginning Tubbs’ “Consensus” stage, and squarely in Wheelan’s
“Trust and Structure” stage. From the perspective of the nonlinear
models, groups were entering the beginning of Gersick’s “Mid-Point.”
Groups experienced a number of McGrath’s modes in the middle of the
term; they began to operate within the “Technical Problem Solving”
activity mode while continuing in the “Well-being” and “Support”
functional modes. Using Poole’s model, groups entered the “Task
Progress” phase while continuing in the “Relation” and “Topical Focus”
phases.
Middle term use of social media technologies: Formulating the deliverable
As the term progressed, students began to embrace working with
their teammates and focusing on the specifics of the group project. They
continued to use Facebook, email, texting, and YouTube, but they also
started to use Blackboard file sharing and Google Docs. From the
perspective of the linear models, groups were in Tuckman’s “Norming” stage, beginning Tubbs’ “Consensus” stage, and squarely in Wheelan’s
“Trust and Structure” stage. From the perspective of the nonlinear
models, groups were entering the beginning of Gersick’s “Mid-Point.”
Groups experienced a number of McGrath’s modes in the middle of the
term; they began to operate within the “Technical Problem Solving”
activity mode while continuing in the “Well-being” and “Support”
functional modes. Using Poole’s model, groups entered the “Task
Progress” phase while continuing in the “Relation” and “Topical Focus”
phases.
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