Planning Wizard

NOTE: There is no 'save' button on this wizard. You will need to export the document in order to save it as a text file or editable document that you can continue working through.

Top Tips
Resources

1. Teams need building

Effective teamwork doesn’t happen by accident – check out the  Task  guide and  Planning Wizard
The biggest cause of conflict is workload distribution – sort out early who does what and when

2. Set an example for each other

Building trust is important. Agree on early ground rules for teamwork
Don't assume everyone interprets things in the same way. Take time to uncover diverse views – they feed creativity

3. You’re learning by doing

You’re building valuable professional and employability skills alongside your subject knowledge
Reflecting on conflict and problems helps you gain maximum learning benefit - start a ‘lessons learned log’ on day 1 of your project

Teams

Microsoft Teams

All students and staff at Falmouth Univesity and the University of Exeter have access to office.com.
The Microsoft Teams app is a great way to document your teams activities and notes. Microsoft Teams works well with Microsoft Planner, or Trello and many other 3rd party apps.
Brainstorming Activities

15 creative exercises for generating ideas in teams.
Google Keep

Cross platform tool for capturing and sharing notes, lists, images and audio clips.
Kanban boards

Trello (or Microsoft Teams/Planner) are great ways to share tasks with other team members, if you are unsure where to start you could try setting up a Kanban board.
https://www.atlassian.com/agile/kanban/boards
OpenLearn - Groups and teamwork

A free Open University course in groups and teamwork with lots of useful ideas and tools.
Popplet

Simple, online tool (and app) for creating mind maps and mood boards.