Embracing Reflexivity

Kerry Bond, Michelle Vanderburg, Ritesh Chugh, Katrina Johnston, Margaret Flanders, Roslyn Clapperton, Colleen Ryan
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This case study evaluates the interdisciplinary experiences of a research team producing a digital education tool. It proposes important considerations for successful collaboration and group development, which can lead to beneficial and deeper long-term partnerships across faculties within an institution.  The study suggests value in using components of collaborative research to reflect on group development and progress. In alignment with the literature, it was found that time is essential for creativity, innovation, and group performance, which are successful products of both interpersonal and task-activity aspects of interdisciplinary collaborations. Challenges and impacts on group morale can be ameliorated by factors such as operational strategies, a sense of shared ownership and personal value to the project. The long-term benefits of fostering deeper interdisciplinary partnerships are briefly explored.
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本案例研究评估了一个制作数字教育工具的研究团队的跨学科经验。它提出了成功合作和小组发展的重要考虑因素,这些因素可以促成机构内跨院系的有益和更深入的长期合作关系。 研究表明,利用合作研究的组成部分来反思小组的发展和进步很有价值。与文献一致,研究发现时间对于创造力、创新和小组绩效至关重要,而创造力、创新和小组绩效是跨学科合作中人际关系和任务活动两方面的成功产物。对小组士气的挑战和影响可以通过运营策略、共同主人翁意识和个人对项目的价值等因素得到改善。此外,还简要探讨了深化跨学科伙伴关系的长期益处。
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