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| + | The team starts as a very engaged group of four participants who take up on the grid-world task very actively. Very little participation by fg in the first session. A total number of 7 questions are posted, three of which received at least a candidate answer: | ||
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| + | ::*What's the minimum distance to get from A to B? (dc) | ||
| + | ::*What is the maximum distance from point a to b if u can only travel on each line once? (mt) | ||
| + | ::*How would you get to B in 11 steps? (dc) | ||
| + | ::*What if you could travel diagonally across the squares? can we modify the problem to think of new questions? (dc) | ||
| + | ::*How about if you can't travel in the same direction more than once in a row? (dc) | ||
| + | ::*What is the least number of lines to get to each of the 4 corners and to point B? (mt) | ||
| + | ::*What is the maximum number of lines you can go on without let the lines touch? (mt) (i ment distance srry not lines) | ||
=Group composition: Unstable= | =Group composition: Unstable= | ||
Revision as of 20:03, 8 August 2007
Group Trajectory
The team starts as a very engaged group of four participants who take up on the grid-world task very actively. Very little participation by fg in the first session. A total number of 7 questions are posted, three of which received at least a candidate answer:
- What's the minimum distance to get from A to B? (dc)
- What is the maximum distance from point a to b if u can only travel on each line once? (mt)
- How would you get to B in 11 steps? (dc)
- What if you could travel diagonally across the squares? can we modify the problem to think of new questions? (dc)
- How about if you can't travel in the same direction more than once in a row? (dc)
- What is the least number of lines to get to each of the 4 corners and to point B? (mt)
- What is the maximum number of lines you can go on without let the lines touch? (mt) (i ment distance srry not lines)
Group composition: Unstable
Session 1: sn dc mt fg (+o)
Session 2: *NS*
Session 3: mt tp *canceled. tp moved to Team 1*
Session 4: dc fg
*NS* No session held
(+o) Others participants in and out
Grid-World vs. Diagonals
Session 1: Four very engaged participants, all work on grid distances, lots of whiteboard work Session 2: -- Session 3: -- Session 4:
