Drama drama drama.....

well i have recently read Dr. Davenports post about conflicts in the groups. i am not sure if there is more than one group having problems but it sounds like that is the case. i know that my group has had its fair share of problems that seem to run right up to the due date. i agree with what Dr. Davenport said about being adults and having schedules and i think people need to out their priorities together. Family, work, and school are at the top of my list and i try to stay on top of them all. i too sometimes have problems and scheduling conflicts but that is the information that we are learning about and how to overcome them i this course. i think this group project isnt so much about the information we are preparing but the experience we are having. coming together in a real world setting having to adjust and sacrifice to complete the project. if this is my last post i would like to send out a special thanks to Christine for all the extra effort and to Dr. davenport for conducting and controlling the class!

peace and love

Matt C.

THERE IS A REASON.......

there is a reason why they call it conflict resolution! we have been having some conflict within our group in trying to complete our group project. there has been some outside circumstances that has effected communication, deadlines, and information. i personally had and issue early last week when i was notified that all my work i did was for the wrong case! so i had to double time it but delivered my work which was complied into the power point. so that was a personal setback but there has also been some issues with my fellow group members concerning their portion of the power point. and also no being able to attend our ilinc session. i received an email today so their may be reasoning, but never the less we have had issues. but trying to be optimistic Christine has begun a great power point and we do have a bunch of information together so it is coming along. i think within the next few days we will have it 100% and ready to receive a "A!"