Cohere Podcast
How the Pandemic Forced Online Collaboration to Mature with Nancy White
Oct 13, 2021
Nancy White, founder of Full Circle Associates, reflects on the challenges of online collaboration during the pandemic, the importance of breaks and restoration, the growth of online collaboration networks, and the impact of social media. The concept of controlled structures and liberating structures in collaboration is explored, along with the importance of adapting actions and embracing emergence.
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- The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in proficiency with digital collaboration tools, making it a necessity for people and opening up new opportunities for connection and learning.
- Liberating structures offer a way to foster inclusive and engaging group interactions in online communities, encouraging experimentation, adaptation, and addressing power dynamics and inclusivity challenges.
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The Power of Digital Collaboration and Online Communities
The podcast discusses the growing importance and impact of digital collaboration and online communities, which have expanded due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Digital collaboration has become a necessity for people, both as users and practitioners, and has led to increased proficiency with digital tools. Additionally, there has been a surge of interest and investment in online communities across various domains. This period of growth and participation in online communities is seen as a transformative and pivotal moment, offering new opportunities for connection, engagement, and learning.
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