Collaboration is one of those words that we all know is important, but without much understanding or support, how do we know how to do it well? In the classroom, it’s not just about putting students in groups and letting them get on with it – “productive collaboration” requires more intentionality. This also applies to the workplace – how can we support positive collaboration to make teamwork both an effective and enjoyable experience to get the best outcome for all? Fiona Young and Ricky Gagliardi share their insights into collaboration and a tool they have been developing to foster improved teamwork.
In architecture, the Starchitect, or lone genius is a myth. It’s rare for one person to be able to single-handedly deliver a project from start to finish. Architecture is a team game. It requires a range of skillsets to deliver a successful project – from conceptual thinkers to documenters, technical experts, and client engagement specialists. Collaboration is critical.
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