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"The Thriving Resilient Communities Collaboratory (TRCC) networks and builds capacity for community resilience leaders working at the regional and translocal scale in the USA. We bring together diverse stakeholders to collaborate and allocate resources together, to share best practices and build organization capacity. Through relationships and trust, we form collaborative projects to build movement capacity. Some of the organizations we bring together include Art of Hosting, BayLocalize, Bioneers, New Economy Coalition, Post Carbon Institute, Shareable, Transition US and more. "

Collaboration can seem inefficient, risky, low value, political even.... It is a skill that needs to be practiced and is worth it. (Just don't apply collaboration to EVERY situation)

Zoom is teaming up with Facebook Inc. to make Zoom Whiteboard available in the social network's Oculus virtual reality headsets. Users will gain the ability to collaborate on documents and other files in a virtual room through Oculus Horizons Workrooms, a VR collaboration app available with Oculus headsets.

Points out whats missing in the set of tools METACAUGS is using together

Beautiful story about collaboration.

collaboration in virtual reality

Yet another way to make zoom meetings more collaborative.

Collaboration is one of the things students can learn using Minecraft

Les Traceurs is a game that allows you to collaboratively produce the Story of an event (be it a meeting, a conference, a workshop, a festival, a web-festival, etc...), almost live, and to disseminate it to the relevant federations and communities across the Internets.

this is an interesting openlearning experience, the format is that of a cMOOC. cMOOCs are a great inspiration for me (helping me to 'get' peeragogy and inciting me to start our collaborative bookreading experiment).

Individuals and organizations use this environment to set in motion and contribute to crowd-based economic processes. They create or contribute to open and collaborative projects, they crowdsource resources and harness collective intelligence.

Interesting article about how online collaboration also has a dark side

From the research side of things, we continue to see a strong correlation between the size of the model and the performance on many popular benchmarks. Universities can no longer compete on this. Academics can still make valuable research contributions by showing new ways to do things that work on smaller, publicly available models. However, it does put a number of research goals out of the realm of possibility without collaborating with large tech firms.

Howard Rheingold curated this, could be important for metacaugs and peeragogy

a facet to add to our collaborative story :p

"ONVR "

Part of a series by Nancy White about moving online