Collaborating Via Artifacts
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The document discusses the differences between online and face-to-face collaboration, highlighting the significance of physical presence for bonding and emotional communication. It presents various examples of successful online collaborations, such as Wikipedia and the Firefox web browser, to illustrate the effectiveness of remote cooperation. Additionally, it raises questions about what is lost when face-to-face interaction is absent and explores the concept of shared artifacts in collaboration.
Collaborating Via Artifacts
- 1. Collaborating Via Artifacts Understanding The Real Difference Between Online and Face-To-Face Collaboration
- 2. What can we do when collaborating face-to-face that we can't when collaborating online ?
- 3. Over 10 million Wikipedia pages in over 250 languages generated by thousands of volunteers all over the world, the vast majority of whom have never met in person. More than 120,000 marriages a year that result from people meeting online. Over 3,500 developers all over the world developed the open source Firefox web browser, used by 125 million people world-wide.
- 10. The Power of Shared Artifacts
- 12. What do you lose when you remove face-to-face interaction?
- 13. Secrets Wall
- 17. Is physical presence really that critical for bonding and conveying emotion?
- 19. 4 th Anniversary Party (2006) The Meaning Wall
- 20. Meaningful Moments That Happened This Past Year
- 21. Meaningful Moments You Hope Will Happen Next Year Write on a Post-It:
- 25. What can we do when collaborating face-to-face that we can't when collaborating online ?
- 26. With online collaboration, the conversation itself is an artifact
- 28. The Hidden Costs of Online Collaboration
- 30. ATTENTION