Collaborative strategies for distributed teams: Innovation through interlaced collaborative writing
@article{Robinson2016CollaborativeSF, title={Collaborative strategies for distributed teams: Innovation through interlaced collaborative writing}, author={Joy Robinson and Lisa Dusenberry and Halcyon M. Lawrence}, journal={2016 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (IPCC)}, year={2016}, pages={1-9} }
This paper discusses a case history of a successful, highly-productive team that collaborates on a regular basis, solely through virtual means. In the article, we will discuss the importance of psychological safety as a key foundation in collaborative work and the affordances that result from building and maintaining this foundation, including the co-creation of knowledge and an increase in team productivity. We provide a postmortem of our collaborative writing process, which has resulted in a…
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