How can students efficiently share an intellectual space that promotes creative growth and collaboration?

- Group mates not really wanting to do work. Progress needs to be shown.

- Different schedules, and trying to meet up is a pain, students are often on the go.

- Project management tools aren’t student-friendly. They can be overwhelming and often involve different tools that students don’t necessarily need.

- The lack of response from group mates heightens anxiety. Receiving in progress feedback is important.

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Google Drive promotes collaboration and is often used by students, these programs do not live in one single mobile app.

Trello is a card-based platform. Each “card” acts as a post with its own functions.

Monday.com is a project management tool that prides themselves on “ownership”, “transparency” and “accountability”. They offer templates that can be customized to fit the user’s workflow and needs.

Diggo.com is an annotation and collection tool with bookmarks, tags, personal library, highlights, sticky notes, etc.

“Will the thumbnail of the collection update  itself based on your most recent post?”

“How can you make it more clear that your Collection is a collection, and not a separate post, or a feed?”

“Make the collection area look more like a folder, and not a single post.”

• “Why are there two Collection buttons?”

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