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STEP 1: Identify a common measurable goal. This can be a goal you are already working on at work, at school, or at home. You should be able to accomplish this goal within two weeks.

Here are some examples of common goals you may decide to work on:

· Organizing a room in a home or apartment.

· Cooking a new dish or elaborate meal.

· Creating an art project (e.g., mural, sculpture, drawing, etc.).

· Putting together a crowdfunding idea.

· A project at work you have to complete.

· A virtual party or get together.

· Planning a safe social event.

· A health or fitness goal.

· A plan for staying connected with someone.

· An environmental clean-up project in your community.

· Volunteer efforts such as a book drive, food drive, etc.

STEP 2: Identify the other 2–4 members of your group and how you will work together. You may work with family members, friends, classmates, co-workers, or anyone else you will be able to collaborate with during this time period. Collaboration can be accomplished in-person, on the phone, through a virtual meeting space like Zoom, or through other collaborative tools like Google Docs. Make a plan for how your team will collaborate and what each person’s role and responsibilities will be.

***** Answer the questions below based upon the above steps****

Common Goal:

This is the goal you have selected to work on over the next 2 weeks. Select a goal you can accomplish (or a sub-goal if you are working on a longer term goal) during Weeks 4 and 5 of the course.

Group Members:

List all members of your group and identify their specific role and responsibilities within the group. You need a minimum of two members (other than yourself).

Plan:

Describe how you and your group members will work together toward your goal:

· What is your plan of action?

· How will you interact with other team members?

· What potential collaborative tools do you plan to use to help reach your team goal?