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Virtual Teams

Lateral Thinking Puzzle “The music stopped and she died.” Nicola’s Lateral Thinking Puzzles (

Housekeeping New Comment Period Begins Today Photo credits/attribution Next Week: Guest Speaker from Washington Post/Newsweek Interactive (WPNI)

Class Discussion Assignment #2 Cartoon ©

Blog Talk

Virtual Teams

Virtual Community vs Social Networking vs Online Collaboration

Virtual Community “A virtual community is a group whose members are connected by means of information technologies, typically the Internet.”

Social Networking Make New Contacts Strengthen Existing Relationships Find Like-Minded People upload and share videos and photos create and read public profiles build and join groups

Online Collaboration Project Planning Calendar and Scheduling Web Meetings Group Chat Collaborative Writing Collaborative Drawing Collaborative Slides

Online Collaboration Common Challenges

1.“Contextual” Information Holidays ( Timezones ( Topography Based on Research in “Finding Common Ground in Dispersed Collaboration” by C. Crampton

Common Challenges 2.Uneven Distribution of Information didn’t go out to similar (wrong) address Erroneously addressed “lost in transit” sent to part of group Later assume sent to all members of group Based on Research in “Finding Common Ground in Dispersed Collaboration” by C. Crampton

Common Challenges 3.Differences in “What is Important” Long to multiple people Use of “reply” with new topics Lengthy dialogue with information buried in chain Based on Research in “Finding Common Ground in Dispersed Collaboration” by C. Crampton

Common Challenges 4.Differences in Speed & Timing One part of group can respond rapidly but must wait for rest of group Speed of technology (international chat) Slow and uneven due to travel or technical constraints Based on Research in “Finding Common Ground in Dispersed Collaboration” by C. Crampton

Common Challenges 5.Uncertainty: the Meaning of Silence I agree I strongly disagree I am indifferent I am out of town I am having technical problems I don’t know how to address this sensitive issue I am busy with other things I did not notice your question I did not realize you wanted a response Based on Research in “Finding Common Ground in Dispersed Collaboration” by C. Crampton

Gaffs The Dreaded Auto-Fill “BCC” = Be Careful

Class Discussion Cartoon ©

Hands-On: “Broken Squares” Photo © Charles Darwin University 2005

Class Discussion Cartoon © How did you feel as an individual? What were the different interactions? What caused the frustrations? How did you feel as a team? What are the similarities to working virtually?

Next Assignment (#3) Due in 3 weeks Group Assignment Part 1: Individual Part 1: Individual Part 2: Group Part 2: Group Review in LAB today

Time for the LAB Photo © Charles Darwin University 2005