Unit 6: Dealing with Distractions - Virtual Project Team Discussion Area ii Group/section restrictions. W Subscribe Group work is not designed to reduce your workload, but rather is a social learning opportunity where you can develop skills and support one another as you work toward a goal. - Christine Harrington, Student Success in College: Doing What Works! In this activity, you will work in a virtual group setting to create a presentation on ways to deal with distractions. Please review the Unit 6 Learning Resources and read the following items: - The Value of Team Work - Creating Team Success - Concentration and Distraction Group Project Instructions Your group presentation will present best strategies for dealing with distractions. You will be expected to deliver a polished, concise overview of the topic in the allotted 4- to 6-minute time. You are welcome to use information from this unit's readings or other outside resources as appropriate. - First, decide whether to create a presentation (PowerP - First, decide whether to create a presentation (PowerP oint, Prezi, or similar) or a video/audio recording using your choice of recording device (iPhone, Android, WebCam, Sound Recorder or similar). - Brainstorm who in your group who will take on which part of the presentation and coordinate roles, including who will submit the Team Charter and final Presentation. - Research the best strategies for dealing with distractions and select five of the best to present. Have fun and be creative as you present your findings. If you do use any recordings ensure your Unit 6: Dealing with Distractions - Virtual Project Team Discussion Area ii Group/section restrictions. W Subscribe Group work is not designed to reduce your workload, but rather is a social learning opportunity where you can develop skills and support one another as you work toward a goal. - Christine Harrington, Student Success in College: Doing What Works! In this activity, you will work in a virtual group setting to create a presentation on ways to deal with distractions. Please review the Unit 6 Learning Resources and read the following items: - The Value of Team Work - Creating Team Success - Concentration and Distraction Group Project Instructions Your group presentation will present best strategies for dealing with distractions. You will be expected to deliver a polished, concise overview of the topic in the allotted 4- to 6-minute time. You are welcome to use information from this unit's readings or other outside resources as appropriate. - First, decide whether to create a presentation (PowerP - First, decide whether to create a presentation (PowerP oint, Prezi, or similar) or a video/audio recording using your choice of recording device (iPhone, Android, WebCam, Sound Recorder or similar). - Brainstorm who in your group who will take on which part of the presentation and coordinate roles, including who will submit the Team Charter and final Presentation. - Research the best strategies for dealing with distractions and select five of the best to present. Have fun and be creative as you present your findings. If you do use any recordings ensure your