This page explains what teams are and the common goals shared among them. It also discusses how team building is used to help achieve goals. Site maintained by Team Technology.

Darwyn Linder, Department of Psychology & Susan Ledlow, Instructional Innovation Network, Arizona State University, wrote this guide for "Five Issues to Be Considered in Teambuilding," which identifies cohesiveness, roles and norms, communication, goal specification, and interdependence. Site maintained by Oregon State University.

Management much work on team building skills to achieve a cohesive, productive team. Concepts for accomplishing this are provided at this web site hosted by the University of Iowa.

Tips and activities for team building are presented. Topics cover ice breakers, cooperation, critical thinking, moral-building activities, and more. Site maintained by Evergreen Valley College.

These chapter notes from the "Guide to Managing Human Resources" at the University of California, San Francisco, focus on team building.

This web site on cross-functional teams is managed by Human Technology, Inc. The site offers a detailed definition of a cross-functional team, when to use it, how to use it, examples, and more.

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