Group Plan

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Below is our group plan.

We will meet each week to check in and discuss how things are going and also help each other along the way. We are choosing to do majority of the project together.

Assignment 
Due Date 
Comment Due 
Names 
Literature Review 
2/16
2/23
Katee 
Gabriel
Tiffany 
Program Design 
3/22
3/29
Katee 
Gabriel
Tiffany 
Program Promotion
4/12
4/19
Katee 
Gabriel
Tiffany 

Group Meeting Date: 1/29/20
Wednesdays


Program Design 

Assignment 
Group Members 
Due Date
Google Chats- reviewing work together each week 
All Members 
Every Wednesday at 0800
Write Introduction (1/2 page)
Gabriel Shetterley
3/8/20
Write Rational--Ideas from literature (2-3 pages)
Gabriel Shetterley
3/8/20
Write Rational--Ideas from practical program (2-3 pages)
Tiffany Hamilton
3/8/20
Write Program (2-3 pages)
Katee Welte 
3/11/20 This allows Katee time to go over rational ideas and we can collaborate on a plan for our program on our Wednesday morning meeting. 
Write Reflection (1/2 page)
Gabriel Shetterley
3/15/20
Complete Table 2 and 3
Katee Welte 
3/15/20
Compile into one paper and check grammar/APA

Tiffany Hamilton

3/18/20
Review Paper and send comments/edits
All Members 
3/20/20
Submit paper to Canvas and post in blog
Katee Welte 
3/22/20
Comment on other groups
All members
3/29/20


Program Promotion

Assignment 
Name or Group Members 
Due Date 
Leader 
Katee Welte 

Google Chat Meetings 
All Members 
Every Wed 
Video 1: Answer questions under video assignment 
All Members 
4/1
Video 1:: Combine responses into one cohesive version and record Video 1: Reflection 

4/5/20 
Video 2: Create video and answer assignment questions 

4/1
Create visual aid for demonstration
Katee Welte 
4/5
Organize and execute multi-media demonstration incorporating visual aids and group suggestions
Tiffany 

Review Video/ Send Comments 
All Members 

Submit and post on blog 
Katee Welte 
4/12
Comment on other groups 
All members 
4/19




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