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Plan a group project and split the work fairly

A fair task split, timeline, and team agreement for a school group project, including what to do if someone doesn't pull their weight.

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The prompt

Help me organize a school group project so the work is fair and we finish on time. Assignment and requirements: [PASTE OR DESCRIBE, including the deliverable and how it's graded] Due date and any checkpoints: [DATES] Group members and their strengths or availability: [e.g. "Sam - good at design, works weekends"] How we communicate: [group chat, shared doc, in class] Concerns: [e.g. "one person never replies", "we disagree on the topic"] Do this: 1. Break the project into tasks and estimate the effort for each. 2. Suggest a fair split based on strengths and availability, so each person's workload is roughly equal and everyone has a visible part. 3. Build a timeline with internal deadlines a few days before the real one, including time to combine and edit the pieces together. 4. Draft a short team agreement: how fast we reply, how we make decisions, what happens if someone misses a deadline. 5. Write a polite message to send if someone isn't contributing, and when to involve the teacher. Return: - A task table: Task | Owner | Effort | Due | Done when... - The timeline. - The team agreement (under 150 words). - The reminder message and an escalation note. Keep the tone fair to everyone; assume good faith first.

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What to fill in

  • DATES
  • e.g. "Sam - good at design, works weekends"
  • group chat, shared doc, in class
  • e.g. "one person never replies", "we disagree on the topic"

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