Saturday, 17 May 2014

Conflict Group Presentations (Feedback)

Conflict Aerial Ropeway Presentation (Rochelle, Eugelyne, Jesharelah, Reina, Shaun)
The presentation overall was fairly good and quite simple however there was some heavy reading off of the presentation slides and far too much text with too little images on every slide. Presentation content was good as well with an explanation of the concept of conflict and examples with solutions to conflicts being used throughout the powerpoint.  

The video was very entertaining and engaging and involved the members re-enacting a number of different scenarios (one for every point/topic that was raised in their presentation) regarding conflicts in group/collaborative situations and potential solutions/resolutions.



Conflict Suprematist Architecture Presentation (Hanbing, Ben, Daming)
There was very heavy reading off of their script however their presentation did not have blocks of texts and they weren't re-reading their presentation slides. The presentation layout and design was very good and had clear concise images including graphs and hierarchy diagrams. The presentation also included examples of personal group conflict problems as well as the solutions that they came up with.

The video was excellent with great effects and crisp audio clarity. It felt professionally edited and displayed various conflict examples similar to the ones in the other conflict presentation. Like the other video presentation, this one also touched on all the topics discussed during the powerpoint.


Both presentations illustrated the problems that conflict has on group projects and various ways to go about resolving such conflicts. An important point brought up was the fact that conflicts can cause a project to fail as a result of arguments and lack of member coordination or even a lack of allocated work being completed. Resolutions including sit-down meetings for mediation and steps such as acknowledging the problem and discussing its impact or even prevention from the beginning is being considered for future group projects.  

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