Reflection 6

Date of meeting: June 21st, 2009
Location of meeting: Group 3 Chatroom in D2L
Time of meeting: 11:57am - 1:00pm
Names of members present: Jason Nesler, Kristen Underhill, Kevin Jack, & Amy Sanders
Names of members absent: Nate Anderson
Names of any guests attending: No Guests

This was a special meeting for us to meet to discuss the Survivor project. Jason e-mailed us earlier in the morning about his thoughts to parts 2 and 3. We discussed how were setting up the paper. We decided to go with Intro, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and conclusion.

Everyone thought the work Nate & I did on part 2 from the previous day was good. So we went with what was on the chat room from the previous day. Part 2 competed.

Then we switched topics yet again. This time it was to figure out the whereabouts of Nate. No one had any idea where he was. He was MIA (missing in action). Then we talked about our summer classes and who is taking what, whens the start date and finish date. Then we went back to the task at hand about Survivor. Again, I'm seeing the norm of the group. Switching topics that has nothing to do with the task at hand.

Back to Survivor. We had a hard time coming up with more characteristics of the people participating in the show. We got a little confused regarding whether or not Part 2 got finished from the previous day. This was my fault. I may have misunderstood the question whether or not part 2 was complete. That I backed tracked and said it was done, but feel free to make any changes to it. However, when Amy asked "we need to finish part 2 right kevin", I responded by saying "um... I don't think so but you can add to it if you need to". I think part of the problem was we were typing at the same moment and everything got a little confused amoung the others. Therefore, Amy thought part 2 wasn't complete. A little misunderstanding in the part of the chat room. We all got a little confused. But we figured it all out!!!!

At that point, we detirmened who was going to put the paper together and who was going to turn it in.

Besides the little confusion in the group regarding part 2, we seemed to figure out who was going to do what, when it needed to be turned in and how it was going to be presented.