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Digital collaboration

Digital collaboration is using digital technologies for collaboration. Dramatically different from traditional collaboration, it connects a broader network of participants who can accomplish much more than they would on their own. Digital Collaboration is used in many fields, for example digital collaboration in classrooms.

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Digital collaboration

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Avg. degree1.88
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Digital collaboration → Classrooms, Collaboration, Online

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collaboration digital users e-mail open data social wikis wiki using media information collaborative software different classrooms examples also apps online

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appsinstance ofExamplesOnline meetings and webinarsOnline team chatroomsCo-authoring documents and shared spreadsheetsSocial mediaShared task lists or issue tracking systemsWikisEmailDigital C…0.80text
social mediainstance ofExamplesOnline meetings and webinarsOnline team chatroomsCo-authoring documents and shared spreadsheetsSocial mediaShared task lists or issue tracking systemsWikisEmailDigital C…0.80text
bandwidthinstance ofExamplesOnline meetings and webinarsOnline team chatroomsCo-authoring documents and shared spreadsheetsSocial mediaShared task lists or issue tracking systemsWikisEmailDigital C…0.80text
open datainstance ofExamplesOnline meetings and webinarsOnline team chatroomsCo-authoring documents and shared spreadsheetsSocial mediaShared task lists or issue tracking systemsWikisEmailDigital C…0.80text
connect people on a global levelinstance ofExamplesOnline meetings and webinarsOnline team chatroomsCo-authoring documents and shared spreadsheetsSocial mediaShared task lists or issue tracking systemsWikisEmailDigital C…0.80text
notetaking appsinstance ofAdapting digital tools0.80text
task listsinstance ofAdapting digital tools0.80text
ical to David Allen's Getting Things Doneinstance ofAdapting digital tools0.80text
Facebookinstance ofPlatforms0.80text
Twitterinstance ofPlatforms0.80text
and Instagram bring users together by connecting them on the internet.Open data sourcesApplications that can deliver data to help make decisionsinstance ofPlatforms0.80text
and Instagram bring users together by connecting them on the internetinstance ofPlatforms0.80text

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