Collaborative ICT

Development

• Team structure and dynamics for ICT

Content
• Online collaborative tools and processes
At the end of this lesson, the students should be
able to:

1. use an online collaborative tool to effectively

monitor group tasks;

2. understand the advantages of using online

collaborative tools; and

3. create a project that requires team member

cooperation.
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A web portal is a website that
contains information from
different sources and places
them in one location in a
uniform way.
Online Collaborative Tools

Working together does not

necessarily mean you have to be
physically together. These tools
can help your group “go the
distance” and work as if you
already have your own office.
An example of a web portal is Yahoo!
(www.yahoo. com). Yahoo.com offers a web
portal where news, email, weather, etc. are
found in one page.
There are plenty of online collaborative tools:

1. You can use Facebook groups to

create a group page that will allow
people in your group to communicate
your ideas.
2. WordPress also allows
you to multiple contributors
for a single blog.
3. Google Drive and Microsoft Office
Online allow multiple people to work on
different office files and even have their own
group’s cloud storage.
4. Microsoft’s Yammer offers
companies to have their own social
network that allows sharing and
managing content.
5. Sites like Trello offer an online
to-do checklist for your entire team.
Online collaborative tools:

1. Facebook groups
2. WordPress
3. Google Drive and Microsoft
Office Online
4. Microsoft Yammer
5. Trello