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title: Collaborating in Roblox
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description: Educators can use Roblox for collaborative learning in the classroom. Learn strategies and tips for building social-emotional skills.
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---
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<img src="../../assets/education/legacy/collabrationArticle_heroBanner.jpg" width="100%" />
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As educators, we understand the value collaboration offers. Whether it's
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building social-emotional learning skills or preparing students for future jobs,
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it's just more rewarding to work together. That's why Roblox offers a variety of
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tools and resources to suit your needs.
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## Tools and features
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<table>
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<tr>
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<td>
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<a href="../../projects/collaboration.md">
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<img src="../../assets/education/legacy/classroomThumbnail_312x200.png" />
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</a>
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</td>
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<td>
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<a href="../../projects/collaboration.md"><h4>Live collaboration</h4></a>
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<p>Collaboratively build worlds and edit scripts in real time using Roblox Studio. Multiple students can work together to design a virtual city or solve a scripting exercise.</p>
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>
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<a href="../../projects/groups.md">
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<img src="../../assets/education/legacy/thumbnail_digitalCitizenship_312x200.jpg" />
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</a>
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</td>
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<td>
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<a href="../../projects/groups.md"><h4>Groups</h4></a>
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<p>Create and manage a centralized webpage to connect with students online. Find student accounts, post announcements and share projects.</p>
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>
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<a href="../../education/support/private-servers-for-classroom-use.md">
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<img src="../../assets/education/legacy/worldbuilding_thumbnail.jpg" />
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</a>
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</td>
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<td>
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<a href="../../education/support/private-servers-for-classroom-use.md"><h4>Private servers</h4></a>
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<p>Play existing games together with your students. Host class lessons, virtual field trips, or even test student games.</p>
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>
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<a href="../../education/collaboration/collaboration-best-practices.md">
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<img src="../../assets/education/legacy/thumbnail_digitalCitizenship.jpg" />
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</a>
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</td>
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<td>
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<a href="../../education/collaboration/collaboration-best-practices.md"><h4>Best practices for collaboration</h4></a>
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<p>Practical tips and strategies on fostering meaningful collaboration with Roblox.</p>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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## Handouts
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These handouts can be printed out and distributed to your class.
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<Grid container>
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<Grid item XSmall={6}>
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<h4>Collaboration guidelines</h4>
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Provide students a resource so they can help others and independently resolve
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conflict.
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<a
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href="../../assets/education/legacy/Handout-CollabrationGuidelines.pdf"
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target="_blank" rel="noopener"><Button variant="contained">PDF</Button></a>
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<a href="../../assets/education/legacy/Handout-CollaborationGuidelines.docx"><Button variant="contained">DOCX</Button></a>
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</Grid>
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<Grid item XSmall={6}>
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<h4>Trust and safety brochures</h4>
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<p>Communicate with parents about Roblox safety, privacy, and educational benefits.</p>
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<a href="../../assets/education/legacy/Safety_education_brochure.pdf">
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<Button variant="contained">PDF</Button>
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</a>
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</Grid>
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</Grid>
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title: Best practices for collaboration
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description: Learn how Roblox is used in the classroom to build collaboration and communication skills among students. These tips are from educators and teachers using Roblox to teach and inspire.
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duration:
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thumbnail: None
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group: Education
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tags:
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---
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<img src="../../assets/education/stock-graphics/hero-robloxUsersPark.jpg" width="100%" />
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Educators in both online and in-person classrooms find that using Roblox to collaborate in classrooms can be meaningful as well as educational. Based on the experiences of Roblox educators, here are some ways of fostering a collaborative atmosphere by setting clear expectations and using supportive strategies.
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## Set classroom expectations
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Before starting a Roblox classroom, create guidelines like the ones below for students up-front. Encourage students to add on with their own suggestions.
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### Classroom guidelines
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- **Build your own, don't copy.** If you do want to use someone's work, ask permission.
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- **Respect the work of others.** Never vandalize or put down the work of others.
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- **Solve problems together.** Assume the best of each other. Try and solve a conflict without teacher intervention.
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<Alert severity="info">
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<AlertTitle>Download handout</AlertTitle>
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This handout includes the aforementioned guidelines. It can also be edited to
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suit your classroom.
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<br />
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<Button variant="text">
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<a
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href="../../assets/education/legacy/Handout-CollabrationGuidelines.pdf"
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target="_blank" rel="noopener">PDF</a>
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</Button>
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<Button variant="text">
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<a
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href="../../assets/education/legacy/Handout-CollaborationGuidelines.docx">DOCX</a>
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</Button>
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</Alert>
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### Conflict resolution
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Help students independently resolve conflict by modeling and teaching them the tips below.
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- Encourage **"I" messages** _("I feel …")_ rather than **"you" messages**
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_("You did …")_. This helps both sides listen.
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- Have students take turns speaking without interruption. If a student wants to interrupt, prompt them to take a deep breath or do a small private hand gesture (e.g. tap themselves on the thumb) to signal they should focus.
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- When trying to find a resolution to a conflict, talk about interests and goals _("I feel this would look better blue")_, rather than positions _("You're wrong, blue is the best color …")_. Sharing interests and goals gives students something concrete to try resolving conflict.
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## Collaboration strategies
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One way of creating a positive learning environment is to use strategies that foster collaboration. Below are strategies to meet specific goals you may have.
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### Students helping one another
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Strategies that encourage students to work together build independence and make collaboration feel more natural.
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#### Help students help themselves
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- If students have a question, have them ask three peers before an instructor in a process often called **"Ask Three Before Me"**. During a class, remind students of this rule whenever they're asking you for help.
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#### Reward sharing
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- Allow students to contribute by letting them lead **skill-shares**. If a student discovers something fun, or has a skill they want to share, give them 5-10 minutes during an independent work time to lead a tutorial. This encourages an atmosphere of sharing and rewards students for wanting to help others.
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### Facilitate groups
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One way of having collaboration is often through group work. To ensure group work is productive and meaningful, we recommend the following strategies.
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#### Assign roles
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- Depending on the project, have students take on **roles** (either chosen or assigned). For instance, a team building a game may include a world builder and a coder. If you assign roles, be sure to rotate them so students learn new skills. They also might discover something they didn't expect to enjoy.
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#### Have groups manage a "to-do" list
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- To ensure all group members are busy, have a group collectively manage a to-do list. If someone has an idea or task, they can add it onto the list for someone who needs something to work on.
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## Further reading
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- [Colleen Lewis: Tips for Pair Programming](https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLHqz-wcqDQIEMMuXadwy90YxN2Qb4SrXT&time_continue=5&v=TWj78n4ZuMY&feature=emb_logo)
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