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COM 200 The Key To Working Together Week 4 Assignments Group Project Plan
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Step 1: Download the Group Project Plan Document [DOCX] Download Group Project Plan Document [DOCX].
Step 2: Complete the Group Project Plan. Be sure to answer each question thoughtfully and thoroughly. As you do so, keep the following in mind:
This is a group goal, not an individual goal. You will select your own group members using family, friends, coworkers, etc. The group should be able to accomplish this goal in two weeks during Weeks 4 and 5 of this course.
Here are some examples of goals your group may decide to work on:
Decluttering and organizing the garage in two weeks.
Cooking a new dish or elaborate meal by finding a recipe, buying ingredients, and assigning cooking tasks.
Losing 5lbs. each by following a meal plan and working out for 30 minutes every day for 2 weeks.
Cleaning up the local community park by picking up trash for 1 hour, 4 days a week, for 2 weeks.
Step 3: Upload the completed document below.
Note: This activity will prepare you for your Week 6 Assignment, where you will analyze and reflect on the collaborative process.
Your goal for this assignment is to: Practice your communication and collaboration skills. You will do this by planning and completing a group project. This assignment will set you up for success by guiding you through the plan for your group project.
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Week 4 Assignment – Group Project Plan
Week 4 Assignment – Group Project Plan
Criteria Ratings Pts
Describe common and measurable collaborative group goal.
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25.5 to >22.95 pts
Exemplary
Describes common and measurable collaborative group goal.
22.95 to >20.4 pts
Competent
Identifies common and measurable collaborative group goal.
20.4 to >17.85 pts
Satisfactory
Identifies common collaborative group goal that is not. measurable.
17.85 to >15.3 pts
Needs Improvement
Identifies an individual goal.
15.3 to >0 pts
Unacceptable
Does not identify a goal.
/ 25.5 pts
Identify two or more group members and describes each person’s role and responsibility in the group.
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25.5 to >22.95 pts
Exemplary
Identifies two or more group members and describes each person’s role and responsibility in the group.
22.95 to >20.4 pts
Competent
Identifies two or more group members and each person’s role.
20.4 to >17.85 pts
Satisfactory
Identifies two or more group members.
17.85 to >15.3 pts
Needs Improvement
Identifies only one other group member.
15.3 to >0 pts
Unacceptable
Does not identify group members.
/ 25.5 pts
Describe a realistic plan for collaborating with group members including one/more collaborative tools.
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29.75 to >26.78 pts
Exemplary
Describes a realistic plan for collaborating with group members including one/more potential collaborative tools.
26.78 to >23.8 pts
Competent
Describes a realistic plan for collaborating with group members.
23.8 to >20.83 pts
Satisfactory
Describes a partial plan for collaborating with group members.
20.83 to >17.85 pts
Needs Improvement
Describes a vague plan for collaborating with group members.
17.85 to >0 pts
Unacceptable
Does not describe a plan for collaborating with group members.
/ 29.75 pts
The submission was clean, clear, and easy to read.
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4.25 to >3.83 pts
Exemplary
Submission was clean, clear, and easy to read.
3.83 to >3.4 pts
Competent
Submission had no major spelling/grammar issues, but minor issues throughout the assignment.
3.4 to >2.97 pts
Satisfactory
Submission had major spelling/grammar issues in 25% of the submission.
2.97 to >2.55 pts
Needs Improvement
Submission had major spelling/grammar issues in 50% of the assignment.
2.55 to >0 pts
Unacceptable
Did not submit an assignment.
/ 4.25 pts
