CVE003b Group Assignment 2026

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Create the Group Assignment: Click Assignments in the course Navigation menu. Click +Assignments. Enter the Assignment name, Points, etc and select This is a Group Assignment. Leave Assign Grades to Each Student Individually unchecked unless each member of a group will receive an individual grade. Select the Group Set.
Divide the project into tasks, and tasks into subtasks (if they dont know how to do it internally, but first give them time to try to do it, or ask for that explicitly). Otherwise, clearly assign subtasks to each group member and require each group member to spend certain amount of time per week on those tasks.
Overview of steps of the collaborative process Pre-writing process. Share ideas and brainstorm together. Planning and logistics. Decide together who will write which parts of the paper/project. Research/data collection. Drafting/writing. Revising, editing, and proofreading.
Organizing the work essentially has three steps: Plan the work. Make assignments. Create a schedule.
The assignment writing process Analyse. Before you start doing research, analyse the assignment question. Research. Once you have determined the task and topic, jot down some relevant questions to help you focus your research. Plan. Create an outline before you start writing. Write. Revise. Submit. Feedback.

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