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Collaboration: 4 ideas for research projects

This article presents four innovative ideas for research projects focused on enhancing collaboration through advanced technology. It explores the potential of co-located collaboration contexts and the integration of mobile telephony with internet-based e-collaboration tools. Furthermore, it discusses the development of smart collaborative spaces utilizing agents and emphasizes the need to address behavioral barriers to e-collaboration. Additionally, innovative applications for distributed management simulations are proposed, alongside the use of role-playing games for skill acquisition in digital social environments.

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Collaboration: 4 ideas for research projects

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  1. Collaboration:4 ideas for research projects Albert A. Angehrn & Thierry Nabeth INSEAD CALT (Centre for AdvancedLearning Technologies) http://www.calt.insead.edu/

  2. Ideas for full projects • CCC - Co-located Collaboration Contexts: The unexplored Potential • Investigate the combination of mobile telephony and internet-based e-Collaboration technologies to enhance co-located collaboration. • Smart Collaborative Spaces with agents • Using agents for enhancing distributed online social systems. (social agents intervening the in the collaboration space, and personal agents)

  3. Ideas for participation in projects • Unleashing collaboration • e-Collaboration Traps: Diagnosing and Addressing Behavioural Barriers to e-Collaboration. • Validating Application: • e-Collaboration for Distributed Management Simulations: Using simulation games for training for the manager to acquire collaborative skills

  4. INSEAD CALT focus • Behaviour and cognition in digital social environments. • Education. Using (role playing) games to help people to acquire social skills. • Virtual community engineering (and in particular the social engineering) • Intelligent systems (cognitive agents) for digital social environments http://www.calt.insead.edu/

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