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Lam 1 Huy Lam Professor James Briggs English 2030-01 8 September 2023 Chapter 4 3.2.1.0 Critical Reading Response 3. Identify the three most important parts of the text. The three most essential parts of the text are Managing projects, Conducting meetings, and Using Electronic Tools in Collaboration. You might face a hard, complicated, or difficult project that your team can only complete with careful planning and close oversight. This shows how important it is to manage projects well. When you work together with others, like in meetings in person or online, there are five critical things to do: pay attention, focus on the main ideas, do not let your emotions get in the way (even if you disagree with someone, keep listening), ask questions, and give helpful feedback. Electronic tools can help organize and exchange information, like word-processing tools, messaging technologies, wikis and shared document workspaces, and virtual worlds. I chose those three because they are the essential parts of writing collaboratively. 2. Identify two problematic parts of the text. Two problematic parts of the text are in Disadvantages of Collaboration: collaboration can lead to groupthink, and collaboration can lead to inequitable workloads. I chose these two because I disagree that groupthink is a disadvantage. After all, it promotes critical thinking in the
Lam 2 group, which can help the writing overall. Moreover, I cannot entirely agree that collaboration can lead to inequitable workloads because an effective leader can organize the group and assign each person their work. 1. Pose one question for the author. That question should move to extend his or her examination of the topic and delve beneath surface-level commentary. Can the disadvantages of collaborations be reversed with an effective leader? 0. Find a golden nugget. One sentence stuck with me: "Put your decisions in writing. Writing down your decisions, and communicating them to all collaborators, helps the team remember what happened." Technical Communication . pp. 268 Markel, Mike; Selber, Stuart . Writing down all your decisions and communicating them to all your team members can help improve the writing and give new ideas.
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