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# Accountability Team

**Accountability Teams (aka A-Teams)** are opportunities for you to get constructive feedback and ask questions about your senior project and provide constructive feedback to your teammates about their projects. 

You will either volunteer for or get assigned to a team of 3 people by or during the third class after drop/add. There will be one team of 2 people. 

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<summary>A-Teams</summary>

1. Jack, Vida, and Yanxin
2. Charitssa, Leon, and Shipon
3. Jasmine, Kiana, and Lillian
4. Junwei and Olivia

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<summary>For the first meeting</summary>

* Each member of the A-Team should introduce yourself, describe your project, explain your [milestones timeline](/idm-senior-project-sp-2022-duff/assignments/project_plan.md) over the semester, and what the project will look like at various stages ([project versions](/idm-senior-project-sp-2022-duff/assignments/project_versions.md)).&#x20;
* Make sure you get each other's contact info (cell phone).
* Make sure you share your [project management](/idm-senior-project-sp-2022-duff/assignments/website.md) platform with your A-Team.

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<summary><strong>On a weekly basis</strong> </summary>

* Check-in with each other INSIDE & OUTSIDE of class
* Please note you can have **group** DMs on Slack.
* Conduct a weekly review
  * Review each other's calendar(s)
  * Review each other's [project tasks](/idm-senior-project-sp-2022-duff/assignments/website.md)
    * Are they actionable?
    * Are they complete?
  * Your team should take notes about your meeting in a google doc written collaboratively or you can rotate a notetaker position for each meeting.&#x20;
    * These notes should include the names of the members of your A-Team, what kind of questions were asked, what kind of feedback was given, and any other insights from the meeting.&#x20;
    * Post your brief team notes in the #duff slack channel (only 1 per A-Team).&#x20;
* Take notes for each other's demos and presentations.
* Provide moral support and encouragement.

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