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Maya Haviland
Fellow, College of Arts and Social Science
Note that attendance at the full session can contribute to 2 KNoTs.
About this KNoT
This hands-on workshop is designed for anyone currently involved in or planning a collaborative initiative. Using proven Cobeo tools and methods, you'll work directly on your own project while gaining insights that will strengthen your collaborative practice for years to come.
Why this workshop matters:
Many collaborative projects focus heavily on tasks and timelines, but overlook the foundational dynamics that determine whether partnerships thrive or struggle. We'll dive deep into four critical areas that often don't get the attention they deserve.
What you'll accomplish:
- Strengthen your current project – Apply practical frameworks directly to a collaborative initiative you're working on or planning
- Deepen your understanding of key dynamics – Explore how Value, Roles, Risks, and Enablers show up in your project and develop insights for navigating them more effectively
- Learn from peers – Gain insights from other participants' collaborative experiences and challenges
- Build lasting skills – Develop frameworks for approaching future collaborative work with greater awareness and intention
Preparation
What You’ll Learn
How to Complete This KNoT
Submit your Completion Task here:
Submit your completion task for this KNoT via the Qualtrics survey (ANU Login required). You have 10 calendar days after the KNoT to submit it.
Writing your reflection
Most completion tasks ask you to reflect on what you did. For example prompts, sentence starters, and what a strong reflection covers, see Guidance on Reflective Practice. Your completed tasks come together at the end of the semester in the KNoT Completion Evidence.
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Fostering Effective Collaborative Projects
Are you working on a collaborative project that could benefit from deeper strategic thinking? Or planning one that you want to set up for success from the start?...
Date: Friday 8 May 2026 10am–4pm
Led by: Maya Haviland
Location: JoY: John Yencken [45], Ground Floor
Skills you’ll develop:
- Collaborative Practice
- Project Coordination
- Problem Framing
This is a workshop in the SoCIETIE Initiative: a 6-unit transdisciplinary course open to all students. You don’t need to be in the class to join. RSVP to secure your spot.
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Fostering Effective Collaborative Projects
Fri 8 May, 10am · JoY: John Yencken
Led by Maya Haviland