Effective Team Work & Collaboration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2010
- Subtitles Enabled - English & Spanish
Download of Transcription and Masters' Dissertation at: eca.academia.edu/aforviz/Maste...
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I'd love to keep track on how the video being used, so if you use it in a regular basis or have it as a resource for training, please just get in touch and let me know the a bit about the context, as I keep on doing related work. Thanks!
@Artmadillo
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The video "Effective collaboration in multi-disciplinary teams" by Angela Fernandez Orviz is licensed under a Creative Commons Reconocimiento-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 3.0 Unported License.
this video made in 2010 and still recommending in 2022. hats off @TheArtmadilo for your great work and your future thinking. Thanks for making valuable video.
Hello,
I have used this video for my paper in the Management Principals class. I was writing about the importance of diversity and usage of different skill sets in the decision-making process. Thank you for creating this video, I think it is very relevant in today's world and is filled with excellent info. Thank you!
This video was recommended viewing for my SUPPORT GROUP ACTIVITIES unit. I'm a Community Services student at TAFE Queensland, Logan Campus in Brisbane, Australia. I really appreciated the information and the transcript. Thank you.
Thanks for subtitling the video. It helped when I wasn't sure of what was being said.
Thanks so much for explaining this to us. Its much easier to listen to your 10 minute video than read an entire packet (Though i did both...) It was also fun and I enjoyed the art style.
Thanks very much for the feedback! :)
Ideally, I will be making a new video over the summer. But most likely it'll be related to the application of service design to the creation of media content, as that's my current field of research.
I agree that innovation can be generated from the diversity a collaborative group brings!
Very important points to understand and learn in order to succeed in group work projects or team collaboration.
We're watching this for my college class, and everybody is saying they Love your narration! Your accent is charming, etc.(Reminds me of Salma Hayek a bit.)!
The reason I love this type of learning is because it's said that our minds process speech many times faster than the speed at which most professors speak when teaching. Therefore, it's easier for students to lose their attention span. But this is fast and attention grabbing, yet we can still pause and puzzle over concepts if the need be =) Not to mention how it targets both the visual and auditory learning styles, making the learning process that much easier.
I'm studying a unit that involves creating sustainable futures, and the class was referred to this video.
Great work you've done!! :)
It does not need to be slower - you can double speed a 'normal' delivery and still understand it. So, more information taken in in less time - more 'bang-for-your-buck'. This is a really good video learning package.
it was a nice work by the author of the video i think everybody will just love it
Thanks for putting this together. I am thinking about using it as part of an online interdisciplinary studies course.
Fantastic video!
Does anyone know if it is available in higher quality, (especially on the audio)?
Thanks for any hints!
Happy to share and be shared :)
Thanks for the feedback!
I have to watch this for my college class its a pretty good video
Hi @TheAlexscarfo,
Thanks very much for your feedback. I really appreciate.
I did all by myself and to be honest struggled a bit with the technical bits of the video/audio editing. But I think if you get an animator to do it you should get a better quality.
In terms of advice I am not sure how I can help, but I can tell you about my process.
The challenging bits are the structure of the content and its visualisation.
@WorkCollaborate Complexity simplified. Visualization is a very great way of showing your point in addition to other things.
how to motivate people in the case that there is no need for doing more....?
The handshake drawing at 6:17 is really just getting to me. How do the fingers on the right hand bend like that?!
Hi Sushil,
I have added English subtitles and a link to the transcription. It might be too late for what you needed.. but just in case.
Best,
Angela
Hi jfeliz7,Apologies for not getting back to you earlier.
I have finally added English subtitles and a link to the transcription.
The video is copyrighted under creative commons, and freely available to use for teaching purposes. Could you please tell me what kind of teaching programme you are involved in? I'm starting a new research and would like to see in what fields this type of work is found useful. Thank you very much!
Great work and really to the point !!!
Great video. Great Ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Hi @stupify8 , thanks very much for ur comment.
the future of learning (teaching) is one of the hot topics in service design communities at the moment.
I also think that audio-visual (and interactive if possible) make learning much easier.
One of my main arguments these days regards the benefits of this approach to academic research. As academic papers are in general boring &incomprehensible for anyone out of the specific field.
BTW, if you haven't, take a look at RSAnimate great videos :)
Great observations and solutions.
@rijdobbe Hi there. Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it :)
I am afraid that's all the quality I could get with the equipment I had when I made the video (a photo compact camera and a laptop's microphone...).
I am not sure if I could get better image quality from the original, but I think the audio can't get any better.
Sorry!
Hi there, I am afraid there is no slow motion option. I could publish the transcription though, if that was useful
Hi Marcelo, I am caught into 24/7 work just now, but will do asap!
Could you please give me that transcription? I'd be so thankful.
thank you, it is very useful!
@hhhuman , @FortunoCoaching , @Cexino
Thanks for your comments :)
I really appreciate and I am glad you found it useful!
Angela
Good job,the art work is well done and explicit .will you be making new video on team work and leadership in the future?
@teiscalia Thank you very much :)
I was a good brain-squeezer to visualise such a concepts!
haha, no offence taken. I find my "video voice" quite dull.
But didn't have anyone in hand to help with the recording and video editing at that time... next time I'll find allies!
Thanks for the feedback :)
wow perfect teaching with an art.
Hi Marcelo,
I've added subtitles to the video, and also add a link in the description to the download of the transcription.
I hope this helps :)
Best,
Angela
Please do that! The transcription will help. Thanks
wow nice, to actually picture what is beeing said. Good stuff
I used mindmaps to decided what ideas I wanted to get across, and loads of post-it notes till I got to a sensible structure. Then the scripting and storyboards, looking for images that metaphorically represented the words. If possible get an Italian person to do that, as cultural difference influence our interpretation of images.
Let me know if I can help you or you have questions
Good Luck
Angela
I love the way your drawing and voice go over the subject. I'm a business coach, always involved on educate people. Didi you do it all by yourself? I'm looking for someone to do a video with drawing and voice in italian to present what we do as service for our companies. Can you advide me?
@TheArtmadillo
OK, don't you then have to draw everything again?
What is this type of illustration called? Pls replyyyy!
Hi Gopal, both subtitles and a link for downloading the transcription added. Hope it helps :)
Hi @Beebooks thanks for your comment.
As far as I know there is no just one book that covers it all. This is Masters' research so it is a mash up of literature review, observation and experimentation. My writing skills were quite poor at that time, so the dissertation itself might not quite make it as a reference, a short paper is on its way though.
You can find the references at - Academia Edu 407830 Effective Collaboration in Multi-disciplinary Teams -(sorry TH-cam doesn't allow links)
I am unsure.. I would call it animated illustration maybe?
This are the first of this type I saw were RSA animate (Royal Society of Arts)
Wiki calls it "(hand-drawn) cartoon animations"
I can't put links here.. but you can look up their website and wikipedia
Hope that helps
Hi George, I've added subtitles to the video, and also a link to download the transcription. Is that what you needed? If you were meaning something different, just let me know!
Angela
@Gr3ml1na I'm so agree with you. And the content is very solid and clear.
Yes, agree w/ previous comment....slow down a bit. Also, too many graphics are distracting...I'd limit them and not graph everything.
good news, glad tidings, kind regards
good one like this , will be helpful to me .
@Gr3ml1na
Absolutely! I love their work.
If you see the credits of the video, RSA are the first in the list :)
I think it is a great technique for visualising things quickly (although the editing part, not being a professional, takes quite a bit).
good training video
7:52 add a fourth. sometimes other people are just wrong and the self reflection is right. it can happen but more rare.
very clear! I will advertise your video:)
Awesome!
@rijdobbe
haha I actually hadn't thought of recording the video again! hahaha Yeah, that wouldn't be much hassle actually.
When I have some spare time I'll see if I can get my hands on it. :)
Cheers
Apologies for the speed, I wanted to put too much information in too little space. I'll try to measure that better next time, but there's not much to be done with my accent I'm afraid.
Could you give me insight on what you find distracting? Do you think the drawings are distracting? I did my best to fit their meaning to the words, but some things were a bit too abstract maybe..
@TheArtmadillo
Exactly, that should be easy and add a lot! :)
download it and play it with VLC player, press - to slow it press + to fast it.
@udaytritech Thanks :)
I do have a full time job... but I do other work in my spare time if the project amuses me :)
Very interesting video, would very much appreciate it if you could publish the transcription. It will be very useful for me. Please grant me the permission to use your video and transcript in my teaching.
could you please reference the ideas you took from in making this video
You can find my Master's dissertation here: gsa.academia.edu/AngelaFOrviz/Masters'-Dissertation
2:25 this is true, but they often do not want to do more than necessary...the observed work behavior is different. they just do what you give them or what is requested by an hierarchy? whats your experiance?
There is some great research on the intrinsic and extrinsic motivators that can be implemented to keep employees engaged with their work and get the best out them.
Check out Amabile's work, there are a few conference talks from her here on TH-cam
Use of collaborative tools is the best way to work effectively when the team is remote. I use and recommend such a free tool, Restyaboard.
Hi there,
would the online course be free?
The video is registered under Creative Commons free to share for Non-Commercial purposes. I am afraid if you charge for the course then using the video would be illegal, and what is more important, unfair.
so humble.
NICE ONE
thanks
if you have headphones on turn down your sound
Hi king0228
could you give me a bit more feedback on the narration?
I always appreciate feedback on how to improve it in the future :)
Is it confusing, boring, monotonous, my poor English?
Cheers!
Artmadillo
@TheArtmadillo
That's a pity, because I think you've made a brilliant visualisation! The cartoons must have been an awful lot of preparation :)
Adding new audio is always possible by editing the current audio out and speaking in new audio.
I guess you have an original video file which is slightly better than the one that's formatted by TH-cam?
Maybe by uploading it and choosing for highest quality you could still improve it a bit...
@rijdobbe sorry meant the audio! :S
Regarding the topic, I am afraid there isn't quite a unified nomenclature yet. You can either find interesting material under multi- trans- inter- or cross-disciplinary teams or collaborations.
Good luck with your work.
Let me know if there is something else I can help you with
me so lost :S ....
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@kontrtabulator Thanks very much :)
hi mrs rings class
good work.thankyou so much
Have a look at ideas-sharedDOTcom
Great for working together and making things happen
I was referred here by a Master's program in School Pscyhology. Crazy to think, I am sharing the audience with designers, and business managers, and sustainability engineers. weird.
You are also joined by 28 highschoolers
The background noise hurt. Please do something about it.
Hi Piyush, thank you for the feedback. Do you have any suggestions on how could I do that in an easy way?
I know it has both poor image and sound quality. I made the video a decade ago, as part of my Masters' coursework, and with very poor equipment. Now everyone has a smartphone, but it wasn't the case back then.
Re-recording dos not seem like the most cost-effective use of my time. I am not really a TH-camr that gets advertising money. I just keep it there because it is being used by several universities as part of their curriculum. But if there was something 'easy' I could do to improve the quality, I could probably find the time to do it.
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Teamwork can be used to build a team or harm others using junk team spirit.
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This video is referenced in my engineering design class. It's a shame to see that there are hardly any women pictured. In one of very few cases (four or less?) the woman is looking at her reflection in a mirror. This in contrast to the man holding up the world, the male chemist or the male software engineer. As a female engineering student and professional, -well, just as a woman in general, I wish these themes weren't so easily accepted. If the genders were reversed, this would be seen as some kind of feminist advocacy, but in this case it's just considered 'normal'.
Hey, Jessica, thanks so much for your comment. You are absolutely right!
It is interesting to see how unequal and stereotyped representations of gender in media become so ingrained in our imagination. But it is also fantastic how our social awareness of gender inequality has grown in the past decade. While I did not make those choices consciously, there I was, nine years ago, replicating the very same stereotypes that inhibited my growth as a professional. Even though I am myself a woman with an engineering undergrad, and actively engage in feminism, I had never thought about it. So yeah, just thanks for your reflections and for bringing up the conversation.
@@TheArtmadillo Thanks for the thoughtful reply! I'm sure I too unconsciously perpetuate these themes. I'm glad I can point to examples of these imbalances and be met with thoughtful and open-minded responses; to your point, our social awareness on the subject is growing. :)
just thought u can find the better person to do it~ not because of the English, but the tone~ :) no offense and i do like your work~
pov: you're an aub sophomore.
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Too fast, distracting, and hard to understand accent of lady
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Yes, I know, I am sorry. It was a side effect of not having money to buy quality equipment.
speak slower, and more clearly. It's a powerful video and concept, but when pronunciation of words in the English language is poor, the main idea is lost. Or just use subtitles.
Agreed. I second that. Even though speaking more slowly might make the video longer, it's well worth the increased ability to understand what is being said. You could even split the video into a Part 1 video and Part 2 video if after you record yourself saying the same words and sentences in a slower way, it turns out to be twice as long as this video that is on youtube right now.
the art work is cool~ but the narration.....
thank you, it is very useful!
Teamwork can be used to build a team or harm others using junk team spirit.
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Why did you create 3 different accounts to advertise your video?