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Group Work

Introduction

Group work is a collaborative process where you work alongside two or more other people to reach a shared objective, goal, or purpose. When done well, group work allows you to achieve far more than you could on your own.

Ideally, groups are made up of individuals with diverse skills, knowledge, and perspectives to complete projects or solve complex problems together; however, working with new perspectives and different people can come with its own challenges—so take the time to learn how to create a supportive, positive environment for your next group project!

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this module, you will learn:

  • Approaches to identify your preferences and develop your strengths when working in groups.
  • Strategies to manage your project and plan effective group meetings.
  • Techniques to resolve group conflict.
  • Advice to create successful online group projects.

Effective Group Work by Sheridan Library

Study Hall—Upcoming Webinars

Join a virtual webinar or interactive session hosted by Library & Learning Services on topics related to research, citation, writing, digital tools, and study skills. Browse the event calendar for a session that interests you and then register to save your spot! Webinars include:

  • Introduction to SLATE
  • Time Management & Semester Planning
  • Introduction to APA Style, 7th Edition
  • Principles of Quoting & Paraphrasing
  • Kickstart Your Research Assignments
  • Tackling Research Tasks with Generative AI
  • Research Poster I: Design & Communicate
  • Research Poster II: Presentation & Networking
  • Introduction to Adobe Express

If you have questions, please email us at library@sheridancollege.ca or Chat with Us online.

  
This module is part of the Academic Skills Hub series from Sheridan's Learning Services. At the end of this module you will have the opportunity to submit a form to request Co-Curricular Recognition (CCR) for your participation. Learn more on the Hub's Co-Curricular Recognition (CCR) Guide.

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