This work was carried out by Victor Manuel Gonzalez y Gonzalez on short Research Internship at York. The work focussed on the applicability of Computer Mediated Communications tools to support communication and the exchange of information in distributed teams. In particular the work looked at the mix of social and task-oriented communication that took place in such teams.
Although none of the work was published some of the ideas generated can be found in the discussion of Distributed Collaborative Work in the HI2 course for MSc IP Students at York. In particular, the distinction between 'Hot' and 'Cold' Distributed Collaborative Work. The work also lead indirectly to a number of publications on virtual teal work (see below).
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| C. Kimble and F. Li. | Effective Virtual Working through Communities of Practice. Encyclopaedia of Virtual Communities and Technologies. S. Dasgupta. Hershey (USA)/London (UK), Idea Group Publishing, pp 156 - 160, 2005. | ISBN: 1591405637 |
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| C. Kimble, F. Li and A. Blanchflower. | Effective Virtual Teams through Communities of Practice. Virtual Teams: Contemporary Insights. S. Reddy and K. Chandrasekar, Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI) University Press, pp 87 - 111, 2004. | ISBN: 8178813858 |
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| C. Kimble, F. Li and A. Blanchflower. | Overcoming the Barriers to Virtual Team Working Through Communities of Practice. Presented at: Working in the New Economy, 6th International ITF Workshop & Business Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August 2001. | - | - | Citations |
| C. Kimble, F. Li and A. Barlow. | Effective Virtual Teams through Communities of Practice (Department of Management Science Research Paper Series, 00/9), University of Strathclyde, Strathclyde, UK, 2000. | ISBN: |
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