Please compose a 2-3 paragraph response using one or more of the conversation starters below: You have probably had a lot of experience working in collaborative teams in previous courses or on the job. Brainstorm for five minutes, listing some of your best and worst experiences participating in collaborative teams. Choose one positive experience and one negative experience. Think about why the positive experience went well. Was there a technique that a team member used that accounted for the positive experience? Think about why the negative experience went wrong. Was there a technique or action that accounted for the negative experience? How might the negative experience have been prevented or fixed? Collaborating in online classes can be especially tricky. For those of you who have effectively collaborated in online classes in the past, what tips or techniques can you share with the class? What online tools and resources (e.g. Doodle, the chat feature on Canvas) did you find especially helpful? We've all seen examples of Instructions gone awry. In our discussion section, post a description of a bad experience you've had with a set of Instructions, and speculate upon what the writer could have done to improve your experience. Insert your own question here. What question do you want to pose? What are you interested in talking about that relates to this week's materials?