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This article explains how Toyota and BMW are going to collaborate in different areas of their companies. It then explains that collaborating can help the companies if the collaboration has value for both parties, structure and clarity, and non-differentiating processes.

This page describes how tablets increase collaboration skills between students, and with teachers.

This describes a research done in 1999 by a Doctor in Hinsdale. His research allowed for him to realized that people responded differently to technology in the classroom.

This page describes different collaboration skills, and how collaborating can help in society.

This website has information on collaboration along with history on the term.

GraceS_SVHS_NGE used this article to answer the question "current collaboration." The article is about a MOOC that focuses on collaboration.

This page explains how people use collaboration when doing journalism.

This article on collaboration describes what the term is, and then uses different real life examples on how it is used in every day life.

This talks about HyperOffice, which is a tablet collaboration app that allows you to see and share important business information.

This is an article written about Tapscott's book Growing Up Digital, and talks about how students learning should be customized.

Amrita University is reaching students in rural India through a multilingual platform. This platform is useful because students will be able to concentrate on the academic areas that needed improving.

This video is really cool and takls about the practical use of collaboration and what can be gained from it.  It is awesome, you should watch it.

Wikia is a massively growing website where people create wikis and remix content on video games, entertainment, and lifestyle issues. It is sort of a mix of graphics, wikis, and entertainment and shows how collaborative spaces are reaching every aspect of our lives.

This describes how table PC's helped a classroom in Cabrillo High School.

This talks about bringing an enterprise to Tablets and how they can be used.

This describes how Tablets may start out slow being used in business, but will rapidly pick up. It gives you the option to hear experts discuss the related topics.

This article is about the development of MOOCs in other countries and how student are using them to collaborate globally.

In one section, the author claims that MOOCs with collaboration work best.

Software system created to collaborate and interact with others and computers.

I know that some are saying that we can't gamify education. But what happens when problems become a game and we compete to find answers? This article talks about foldit and how crowdsourcing has become a possibility for something that can work when it becomes a game. This is a great read for those exploring how we will use games in education. I would suggest that this is an approach that we could use. ". Foldit, a novel experiment created by a group of scientists and game designers at the University of Washington, had asked the gamers-some still in middle school and few boasting a background in the sciences, much less microbiology-to determine the how proteins would fold in the enzyme. Within hours, thousands of people were both competing against (and collaborating with) one another. After three weeks, they had succeeded where the microbiologists and the computers had failed. "This is the first example I know of game players solving a long-standing scientific problem," David Baker, a Foldit co-creator, wrote at the time."