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social within a
decentralized and
egalitarian group.
Teams that work
collaboratively often access greater resources,
recognition and
rewards when facing...
- Look up
collaborator in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Collaborator or
collaborators may
refer to: Collaboration,
working with
others for a
common goal...
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decided to
separate or end
their marriage work
together with a team of
collaboratively trained professionals including lawyers,
divorce coaches, and financial...
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collaborate to
better achieve common or
compatible goals, and
whose interactions are
supported by
computer networks. The
discipline of
collaborative networks...
- An
unofficial collaborator or IM (German: [iˈʔɛm] ; both from
German inoffizieller Mitarbeiter), or
euphemistically informal collaborator (informeller...
- Jones,
Darolyn Lyn; Jones,
James W.; Murk,
Peter J. (2012). "Writing
collaboratively: Priority, practice, and process".
Adult Learning. 23 (2): 90–93. doi:10...
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philosophy of
working collaboratively with
others when he was a
Bauhaus instructor in
Germany prior to TAC. The
Architects Collaborative, 1945-1965 "Six Moon...
- for
commercial gain, as part of education, or
recreationally – many
collaboratively written works have been the
subject of a
large degree of
academic research...
- to modify. In this kind of application, the map
itself is
created collaboratively by
sharing a
common surface. For example, both
OpenStreetMap and WikiMapia...
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Collaborative partnerships are
agreements and
actions made by
consenting organizations to
share resources to
accomplish a
mutual goal.
Collaborative partnerships...
