Collaborative Technologies and Team Communication

A set of flashcards focusing on key concepts related to collaborative technologies and team communication.

Collaborative Technologies

Tools that enable individuals and teams to work together effectively regardless of location.

Slack

A real-time messaging platform with channels for organized discussions and integrations with other tools.

Microsoft Teams

A platform that offers video calls, chats, and document collaboration in one place.

Zoom

A video conferencing tool known for high-quality video calls and webinars.

Google Meet

A seamless video conferencing tool integrated with Google Workspace.

Version Control

A system that ensures only one person works on a document at a time to reduce conflicts.

Version History

A record that tracks changes made to a document, allowing users to view past edits.

Basecamp

A project management tool that helps teams streamline work, improve communication, and get organized.

To-do Area (Basecamp)

A feature for assigning and tracking tasks in Basecamp.

Message Board (Basecamp)

A centralized communication platform within Basecamp.

Real-time Collaboration (Google Drive)

The ability for multiple users to edit a document simultaneously.

Commenting Mode (Google Drive)

A feature that allows users to leave comments for communication within a document.

Sharing Permissions (Google Drive)

Settings that control access levels for different users (view, comment, edit).

Inclusivity in Collaboration

The practice of allowing team members with different abilities and working styles to contribute equally.

Team Flexibility

The ability of a team to quickly adapt to changing structures or objectives.