Elements of Collaboration Tool
Stumble It!Mindquarry (an Open Source Collaborative Software Supplier ) have developed a visual resource: Periodic Table of Collaboration covering 60+ elements over 4 categories: People (Roles), Productivity Software, Collaborative Software and Methods.
The explanations are not in depth but nevertheless still useful.
Its not claiming to be comprehensive topicwise but it’s a neat idea and is a good way to lead someone new into the broad and constantly growing field of Collaboration.
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