Quiz | Collaboration | 21st Century Skills

Video 1 of 5: INTRODUCTION

Video 2 of 5: WORKING AS A TEAM PLAYER

Question: 1

All of the following are actions of a team player, EXCEPT:

Seeing how diversity on a team can be beneficial.

Being open to working with others in person or virtually.

Using technology to help complete team tasks.

Listening to others’ perspectives, but sticking to what you believe is best.

Asking for team member input in order to improve the work environment.

Question: 2

Each collaborative tool below is matched with a function. Choose the INCORRECT pairing.

Dropbox: Sharing documents among multiple users.

Skype: Facilitating Point-of-Sales transactions for a customer.

Google Docs: Editing a shared document in real time.

Facetime: Communicating face-to-face with someone who is in a different location.

WhatsApp: Messaging app used internationally for individuals or groups.

Video 3 of 5: FINDING COMMON GROUND

Question: 3

Which of the following describes a way to find common ground with others?

Respecting how people are different and taking time to get to know someone.

Keeping an open mind.

Creating mutual understanding through a shared goal.

Building on situations in which individuals are naturally brought together.

All of the above.

Question: 4

You are in charge of a committee assigned to planning a fundraiser for a class trip. The committee is made up of students from different student clubs. All of the following are examples of common ground, EXCEPT:

All of the students are seniors from the same high school.

All of the students want to graduate.

All of the students are active in other clubs at the school.

All of the students want to go to different destinations for the class trip.

All of the students have the shared goal of raising enough money to go on a class trip.

Video 4 of 5: SHARING RESPONSIBILITIES AND CREATIVE INPUT

Question: 5

All of the following describe the third trait of collaboration, EXCEPT:

Sharing leadership and responsibilities with team members.

Offering help to team members when it is needed.

Telling team members to invest in a project that they had no input in.

Seeking input from team members in order to generate new ideas.

Inviting team members to contribute toward project outcomes.

Question: 6

Which of the following is an action of a good leader?

Involving members of the team by seeking their input on a project.

Doing everything yourself to ensure a project gets done well.

Telling team members the best way to do their jobs.

Taking over a job when a team member falls behind schedule.

Overseeing work from a distance so that team members don’t feel pressured.

Video 5 of 5: DEALING WITH CONFLICT IN A POSITIVE WAY

Question: 7

Which of the following actions is a positive way to deal with conflict?

Yelling or raising your voice in order to get your point across.

Being passive aggressive in communication by making sarcastic remarks.

Shutting down or refusing to engage in actions to find a resolution.

Telling other co-workers about your disagreement in order to win their support.

Asking questions, listening, and then sharing your perspective in order to find common ground.

Question: 8

You and your colleague are working on a new project. A meeting was arranged with important stakeholders. You were not invited to the meeting. How do you approach your co-worker?

Ask your colleague about the meeting and express your disappointment about not being invited.

Email your supervisor in order to have your co-worker reprimanded.

Yell at your colleague for not inviting you to a meeting that you should have been at.

Make passive aggressive comments to your co-worker until they realize what they did.

Talk to the other team members about how selfish and disrespectful your co-worker is.

Question: 9

When someone is a good collaborator, they:

Shy away from using collaborative technology tools that aren’t familiar with.

Invite different perspectives from teammates in order to create value and buy-in.

Create collaborative groups with people from the same backgrounds and experiences.

View conflict as an impassable obstacle that no one can overcome or learn from.

Assume it is impossible for anyone to truly have similar experiences.

Question: 10

Which of the following is an example of good collaboration?

Lead by delegating tasks and telling teammates how to solve problems when they arise.

Text constantly while in a meeting to keep an out-of-office co-worker up to date on the team.

Find ways to involve all of the individuals on the team in order to make them feel valued.

Ignore conflict in order to avoid creating new problems.

Dive into problem solving and work to engage everyone before identifying common ground.

Collaboration

What it Means

Working as aTeam Player

Finding Common Ground

Shared Responsibilities and Creative Input

Dealing with Conflict in a Positive Way

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