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Sorry I didn't have the forethought of keeping this from happening. Unless someone volunteers from one of the groups to move, I would say last person signing up needs to move to one of the other 2 teams.
I went ahead and blocked the last one off the last 2 teams so it won't happen again. We will still need someone to move, if there are any volunteers willing to clear this up real quick.
Her specific instructions say FIVE teams. I think the last person on the first three teams should move down to another group or make thier own team. Then it is obvious where the very last person should go. Remember that she removed an assignment previously because we did not follow her guidance..... Personally since you made the grid I think you should be the one to "fix it' and move.... that seems to be easiet and quickest to me. she didn't say 4 OR 5 teams, FIVE was pretty definitive to me. Just a thought but it would negate asking someone else to do it.
Our class roster shows 16 students. So far, there are only 14 of us signed up, so the last two spots on Team 4 and 5 will be available for them. Has anyone touched base with Jack Busby or Valerie Ross to be sure they're participating in the class?
I'm in a team of 4 and would be willing to move if Jack or Valerie can't make it for some reason. Not to ditch my team, mind you....but rather to support another with fewer people.
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Comments (7)
Crystal Mealer said
at 11:41 am on Feb 25, 2011
We now have 3 groups of 4. This means that there are 5 people left for the last two teams. What to do?
Christopher Wayne Williams said
at 12:28 pm on Feb 25, 2011
Sorry I didn't have the forethought of keeping this from happening. Unless someone volunteers from one of the groups to move, I would say last person signing up needs to move to one of the other 2 teams.
Christopher Wayne Williams said
at 12:35 pm on Feb 25, 2011
I went ahead and blocked the last one off the last 2 teams so it won't happen again. We will still need someone to move, if there are any volunteers willing to clear this up real quick.
Patricia said
at 12:23 pm on Mar 4, 2011
Her specific instructions say FIVE teams. I think the last person on the first three teams should move down to another group or make thier own team. Then it is obvious where the very last person should go. Remember that she removed an assignment previously because we did not follow her guidance..... Personally since you made the grid I think you should be the one to "fix it' and move.... that seems to be easiet and quickest to me. she didn't say 4 OR 5 teams, FIVE was pretty definitive to me. Just a thought but it would negate asking someone else to do it.
Tracy Miller said
at 12:26 pm on Mar 4, 2011
No problem. I will move to Team 5.
Patricia said
at 12:25 pm on Mar 4, 2011
Either that or open up the last box on Team 5. That too would solve the problem. Bottom line, we need FIVE TEAMS.
jsfields@crimson.ua.edu said
at 5:14 pm on Mar 4, 2011
Our class roster shows 16 students. So far, there are only 14 of us signed up, so the last two spots on Team 4 and 5 will be available for them. Has anyone touched base with Jack Busby or Valerie Ross to be sure they're participating in the class?
I'm in a team of 4 and would be willing to move if Jack or Valerie can't make it for some reason. Not to ditch my team, mind you....but rather to support another with fewer people.
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