the three modes of collaboration–and what they mean for distributed teams
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Teryn Rikert STEELCASE People on distributed teams often say, “Working remotely is great for heads-down tasks, but collaborating remotely–especially on creative work–is really hard.” You’ve probably said that yourself. So how can we improve distributed collaboration in virtual meetings? Teryn Rikert, a workplace strategist with Steelcase, will break down the different modes of collaboration, helping us understand the key behaviors, interactions and tools we can use to support them over distance.TRANSCRIPT
THE THREE MODES OF COLLABORATION
TERYN RIKERT
| www.steelcase.com
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Collaboration is a shared effort by two or more people with complementary skills to create a process, product, event, or experience.
I NFORMATIVE
I
E VALUATIVE
NFORMATIVE
I
G
E
ENERATIVE
VALUATIVE
NFORMATIVE
I
G
E
TellingShowingAsking
Responding
ChallengingDefining
CommentingRevising
BrainstormingVisual Capturing
BuildingArraying
Synthesizing
Complexity
I
G
E
Complexity
Val
ue
I
G
E
I
E
G
???
technology addresses the “monkey problem”
TRUST
But, you can’t ignore the gorilla…
TRUST
embodyingbehaviors that build
deal with the gorilla by
I GE
RevealingPausing
CheckingInquiring
ReiteratingClarifyingFocusingEliciting
AligningFacilitating
SummarizingHighlighting
Making speaker visibleProviding access to
content during/afterEnsuring questions +
responses seen/heard by all
I
RevealingPausing
CheckingInquiring
Making group + content visible
Allowing content to be equally editable (?)
Enabling changing to be seen by all
EReiteratingClarifyingFocusingEliciting
Framing the problemMaking intangible visibleSharing ownershipRecognizing unique
contributions
GAligning
FacilitatingSummarizingHighlighting
I
G
E
The best COLLABORATION be it I, E or G
solves for BEHAVIORS before TECHNOLOGY(aka the “GORILLA before MONKEYS” rule)
Now… Go ape.+ Share your stories!
Teryn [email protected]