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HERDSA 2002 PAGE 640 Successful teamwork: A case study Pina TarriconeEdith Cowan University, Perth, LucaEdith Cowan University, Perth, Why are some teams Successful and others unsuccessful? What criteriaor attributes are needed for success? Contemporary teaching and learningpractice over the past few years in higher education institutions has seen aproliferation of open-ended constructivist learning designs that incorporatecollaboration. This has promoted the need for identifying essential attributesneeded for Successful teamwork. This study reviews the literature with a view ofidentifying a framework that educators can use to help promote effective teamworkin their classes. A case study is used to investigate two teams of final yearmultimedia students completing a project-based unit, in which teamwork was anessential ingredient and immersed in an authentic context.
HERDSA 2002 PAGE 641 Attributes of Effective Teamwork Teamwork is defined by Scarnati (2001, p. 5) “as a cooperative process that allows ordinary
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