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Teamwork Toolkit

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Guidelines for chairing meetings

  • Appoint a chair, note-taker and time-keeper for each meeting (these roles can rotate).
  • The chair circulates an agenda in advance of the meeting.
  • Time to be spent on each agenda item is decided in advance.
  • The note-taker records discussion and agreed actions and circulates notes after the meeting.
  • Record attendance.
  • Use a simple format for meetings: refer back to notes of previous meeting; check on actions that needed to be carried out; discuss current agenda items; ask for any other business not on the agenda; decide on arrangements for next meeting.

Useful resource

Team Logbook for Group Projects:

Retrieved from the World Wide Web on 23 October, 2006.
http://skillcity.iaaf.uwa.edu.au/data/docs/ 631653407899687500_GroupworkweeklogRH-WRedit.doc

 

Teamwork Toolkit
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