Volume
54
Issue
5
DOI
10.34068/joe.54.05.04
Abstract
The Garden Team at Washington State University is a transdisciplinary, geographically dispersed group of faculty and staff. As with many such teams, member retention requires effort, as busy individuals may not see the overall benefits of active team membership. Ripple effect mapping is a strategy that can illustrate the tangible and often unexpected results of virtual team efforts. Not only are the data-rich results useful to individuals during their annual reporting activities, they also serve to strengthen collegial ties and enhance esprit de corps.
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Recommended Citation
Daniels, C. H., Chalker-Scott, L., & Martini, N. (2016). Uncovering Transdisciplinary Team Project Outcomes Through Ripple Effect Mapping. The Journal of Extension, 54(5), Article 4. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.54.05.04
