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  • Fact 1: What is "Internet Collaboration"?

    Is an organization with the ability to work together with clients or mentally via the internet in real time.

  • Sep 18, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: Is classified as "Scholarly" and published by Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals.
    Credibility: Authors were easily recognizable and dependable as study was done in there university school of health science.
    Critical Thinking: I've learned from my past researches that Educational learning Journals, are well thought of sources.
    Copyright: This Journal was copyrighted by the Authors and Internet publishing and broadcast and web base portal.
    Citation: Author referred to all sources.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database
    Censorship: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database.
    Connectivity: Is through EBSCOHost Access only, which user will have to pay for subscription.
    Comparability: They compared data and statistics to guarantee results. This piece was published as part of a Journal.
    Context: The context of my research was to find out what Internet Collaboration is. This content satisfied the need for that definition.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail internet collaboration

    • Ethnography as method remains orthodox in its application. It is largely replicated through the lone field ethnographer model. In challenging this fieldwork model, the authors describe distance collaboration via the Internet linking two researchers across space and time in the fieldwork process: one in the field, the other home based. Using a reflexive, retrospective analysis of e-mail correspondence generated during the fieldwork experience, they explicate key factors in their successful collaborative effort

  • Sep 18, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: Is classified as "Scholarly" and published by a reviewed journal.
    Credibility: Authors were easily recognizable and dependable as study was done in the university of Pennsylvania and the Department of Politics at New York University.
    Critical Thinking: I've learned from my past researches that Educational learning Journals, are well thought of sources.
    Copyright: This Journal was copyrighted by the Authors and Journal of Information Technology & Politics is the property of Taylor & Francis Ltd.
    Citation: Author referred to all sources and include a diagram in reference to the material.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database
    Censorship: This article is only available for free on the web and also subscribers through Academic online database.
    Connectivity: Is through EBSCOHost Access only, which user will have to pay for subscription.
    Comparability: They compared data and statistics to guarantee results. This Article was published as part of a Journal.
    Context: The context of my research was to find out what Internet Collaboration is. This content satisfied the need for that definition.

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    • In recent years, we have witnessed the notable accomplishments of numerous Internet-based large-scale collaborations, which typically rely on small contributions by many participant
    • we argue that Internet-based collaboration is turning into an important organizing principle for the production of a variety of goods by a range of political actors

  • Sep 18, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: Is classified as "Scholarly" and published by Blackwell publishing
    Credibility: Authors were easily recognizable and dependable as study was done in there university of cologne.
    Critical Thinking: I've learned from my past researches that Educational learning Journals, are well thought of sources.
    Copyright: This Journal was copyrighted by the Authors and Blackwell publishing.
    Citation: Author referred to all sources and included 15 images of figures and tables about the material.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database
    Censorship: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database.
    Connectivity: Through EBSCOHost Access, which user will have to pay for subscription.
    Comparability: They compared data and statistics with figures and chart to guarantee results. This piece was published as part of a Journal.
    Context: The context of my research was to find out what Internet Collaboration is. This content satisfied the need for that definition.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail Internet collaboration

    • Educators, supervisors and mentors strive for the 'eureka moment', the moment when someone, "gets it". As we move more of our lives into online interaction and collaboration, there has never been a more important time to 'get it' than now. Teamwork between humans has provided an advantage to groups and societies which profoundly affect their levels of achievement. Online collaboration opens avenues for people to leverage themselves. Those who fall behind will be disadvantaged

      • Internet Collaboration allows people to have different opinion to be seen and verified by all person involved in the groups effort.

      • Internet Collaboration allows people from all over the world to put their ideas together to help them verify the correct information before presenting it.

  • Fact 2: The Advantage of Collaborating

    Encourage excitement, collaboration is the tools that helps people work together to solve problems, make decisions, and present ideas.

  • Sep 18, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: Is classified as "Scholarly" and published by Blackwell publishing
    Credibility: Authors were easily recognizable and dependable as study was done and affiliated with a three university.
    Critical Thinking: I've learned from my past researches that Educational learning Journals, are reputable sources.
    Copyright: This Journal was copyrighted by the Authors and Blackwell publishing.
    Citation: Author referred to all sources and included eight pages about the material.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database
    Censorship: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database.
    Connectivity: Through EBSCOHost Access, which user will have to pay for subscription.
    Comparability: They compared data and statistics to guarantee results. This piece was published as part of a Journal.
    Context: This article satisfies the context limits and provides examples.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail Internet collaboration international

    • An analysis is presented of the stages in developing an exchange course for students from these countries, which involved various combinations of classroom-based teaching, on-line discussions and international visits by students and teachers during its evolution.
    • The strengths and weaknesses of the different methods are considered, and future developments identified

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors were easily to identify and reliable as he use wiki and other credible sources.
    Critical Thinking: All meaning has established related credibility.
    Copyright: Copy writes by Drug Discovery Today and is the property of Elsevier Science Publishing Company, Inc.
    Citation: Author citied previous work in his history.
    Continuity: The article is available if you pay for subscription through academic online database and author provided email.
    Censorship: There are restriction to the use of this article.
    Connectivity: Only people who pay are subscribed and have access.
    Comparability: The article is completed and available.
    Context: This article is scholarly and satisfies the requirement of the definition.

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    • This paper reports the results of a pilot study that evaluated a prototype instructional module designed to support international collaborative learning in the World Wide Web

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors were easily identifiable and reliable as study was done in the four different department of the university of spain.
    Critical Thinking: I've learned from my past researches that Educational learning Journals, are reliable sources.
    Copyright: This Journal was copyrighted by the Authors and Computers & Education is the property of Pergamon Press - An Imprint of Elsevier Science
    Citation: Author included a list of reference used.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through Academic online database and Author included an email.
    Censorship: This article is available for subscribers through Academic online database.
    Connectivity: Only subscriber who have access.
    Comparability: They compared data to guarantee results and have completed the article.
    Context: The article satisfied the necessity because its a scholarly research.

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    • Web-based learning environments are becoming increasingly popular in higher education
    • One of the most important web-learning resources is the virtual laboratory (VL), which gives students an easy way for training and learning through the Internet

      • Internet Collaboration is in some cases a lot more easier and more effective than face to face communication.

  • Fact 3: The Internet Collaboration Workplace Advantage

    There's many advantage depending on what people are doing. You can send email, send files or just simply add their thoughts and opinion online.

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors were easily identifiable and reliable as study was done in the four different universities.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from previous researches.
    Copyright: Copy writes by Journal of Geography in Higher Education and has it's rules in how it could be shared.
    Citation: Author included a url link to complete journal.
    Continuity: The article is available if you pay for subscription to publication or database.
    Censorship: There are restriction on the use of this article.
    Connectivity: Only people who are subscribed have access.
    Comparability: The article is completed and available online.
    Context: This article is scholarly and satisfies the requirement.

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    • Web-based technologies, coupled with a drive for improved communication between scientists, have resulted in the proliferation of scientific opinion, data and knowledge at an ever-increasing rate. The availability of tools to host wikis and blogs has provided the necessary building blocks for scientists with only a rudimentary understanding of computer software science to communicate to the masses

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors was not identified but content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done by web collaboration.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No Copyrights is listed but information on a reliable site.
    Citation: Author includes a list of reference.
    Continuity: The article is available online through google.
    Censorship: Found online for free on google website.
    Connectivity: The article is available online free and has no current updates.
    Comparability: The article has link related journals and provides a list of related sources.
    Context: The article had the requirement because it was a scholarly research.

    www.webopedia.com/...Web_collaboration.html Internet Collaboration

    • Web collaboration provides an organization with the capability to collaborate with customers or internally via the Internet in real time. Web collaboration packages generally consist of Web-based tools within Web sites to assist an organization in the area of sales, new revenue-generation opportunities, and to enhance customer satisfaction

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done by web collaboration between three different universities.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No copyright is shown but article remain on the site.
    Citation: Author included email to provide learning information or answer any questions.
    Continuity: The article is available through paid subscription to publication or database.
    Censorship: Restriction is limited to subscribers.
    Connectivity: Subscribers are the only ones with access.
    Comparability: The article is completed and available.
    Context: The article is scholarly and satisfies the requirements.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail internet medical collaboration

    • Computed Tomography (CT) provides a large amount of data but the presentation of the data to a physician can be less than satisfactory
    • A virtual reality representation that not only allows for the manipulation of the image but also allows for the user to, in effect, move inside the image remotely would be ideal

      • Internet Collaboration: When a variety of sources can be verified the relevant information can be passed on.

      • Internet and Medical collaboration: When fact are verified, they are more trustworthy, rather then just grabbing one opinion as reference to back up the information.

  • Fact 4: How Internet Collaboration help Education

    With the help of technology, students in their classroom are collaborating with their peers in their own school and in their own school and on their own world wide to solve a problem or to complete their projects.

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done by two departments on university and compared results for quality.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No copyright on site but article remains online.
    Citation: Author provides an outline for what tools were used and where they are located online.
    Continuity: The author provided email contact so the readers could reach out to him if they needed help with materials
    Censorship: They are restriction in the use of this article.
    Connectivity: Subscriber are the only one with access.
    Comparability: The full article is available.
    Context: The article met the requirement since it was scholarly research.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail collaboration students learning

    • Abstract: This study aims to investigate students’ perceptions of three aspects of learning – collaboration, self-regulated learning (SRL), and information seeking (IS) in both Internet-based and traditional face-to-face learning contexts
    • The results showed that students perceived higher levels of collaboration (capability only), SRL (capability and experience) and IS (capability, interest, and experience) in Internet-based learning than in traditional learning environments

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done for scholarly research.
    Critical Thinking: I know this article organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: Copyrights by The Chronicle of Higher Education
    Citation: Author list previous work research.
    Continuity: The author provided his contact information so reader can contact him about the material.
    Censorship: They are restriction in using the article.
    Connectivity: User will have to pay access to use this site.
    Comparability: The article was compared for guaranteed results, and published as a journal.
    Context: This article had information about the research to find out about internet collaboration and satisfied the definition.

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    • Reports on the use of Internet collaboration tools by the University of Alaska in Anchorage wherein students see video projections of classmates and professors in Montana and New Mexico
    • Overview of the tools which was originally intended to help scientists collaborate with colleagues; Details of how the class was conducted using the tools; Total number of institutions that have installed the tools.

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done for scholarly research.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No copyright but article remains on site.
    Citation: Author included a url link of reference material used.
    Continuity: This article is only available to subscribers through subscription.
    Censorship: The article is available for free on the Web but can also be access through subscription on online databases.
    Connectivity: Only Found through paid subscription on EBSCOhost.
    Comparability: The article was published by a journal, and compared data and statistic for quality assurance.
    Context: The article provided the requirement since it was a for scholarly research.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail teaching internet collaboration

  • Fact 5: Film and Internet Collaboration

    Using the internet collaboration would allow you to share stories, file or project to any one at distance avoiding any delay and reducing travel cost at times.

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done for scholarly research.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No copyrights but article remain on site .
    Citation: Author sited the sources and included a url link of the material used.
    Continuity: This article of the journal is only available to subscribers.
    Censorship: The article is free but need to be subscribed to site.
    Connectivity: Subscribers only have access.
    Comparability: The article was completed was published as part of a journal.
    Context: The article provided the requirement since it was a for scholarly research.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail project collaboration

    • Develops project collaboration using Internet for project management improvement in the engineering and construction industry in the United States
    • Integration of communication, commerce and collaboration; Web sites involved in the development of Internet-based collaboration; Account on aecXML schema for business-to-business communication

  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Author is reliable and study was for scholarly research.
    Critical Thinking: The organization is reliable i know from my previous research.
    Copyright: No Copyrights sited but still remains online.
    Citation: Author sited previous work and included image of material.
    Continuity: Paying subscription to either publication or database to access article.
    Censorship: Article is free through subscription.
    Connectivity: Access to site only by subscribers.
    Comparability: The article is complete and available.
    Context: The article is scholarly and satisfies the requirements.

    web.ebscohost.com/...detail Internet Collaboration hollywood

    • The article discusses the beneficial effects of internet collaboration for filmmakers
    • The popularity of the film "Snakes on a Plane" in internet chatrooms has resulted in free advertising months before the film's releas

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  • Sep 19, 13

    10 C's Evaluation:
    Content: The Authors is identified and content is based on Scholarly research.
    Credibility: Authors are reliable as study was done for scholarly research.
    Critical Thinking: I know this organization is reliable from my previous research.
    Copyright: No copyrights sited but found EBSCOhost and Google and published on wall street journal.
    Citation: Author list previous work in research.
    Continuity: The article is only available through paid subscription through publication or database.
    Censorship: The article is on EBSCOHost or Google and has free access.
    Connectivity: Available for freely through subscription or Google scholars.
    Comparability: Article is similar to other journals online.
    Context: The article has the right requirement since it was for scholarly research.

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    • The article reviews the comedy film "The Internship," starring actors Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, with information on the collaboration between film producers and the Internet company Google, which allowed the film to be shot on company premises and feature the company's name

  • Sep 19, 13

    www.thefilmcollaborative.org film internet collaboration

    • THE FILM COLLABORATIVE achieves these goals without ever needing to own or exploit a filmmaker’s intellectual property rights, opening up a new landscape of distribution opportunities free of extraneous middlemen and unfair contract terms, and drawing heavily upon the promise of new media/digital distribution and the power of viral and social networking.
    • The Film Collaborative is proud to be launching our new legal services initiative. TFC LEGAL™, the initiative will offer business affairs and legal contract expertise to filmmakers looking for help with distribution deal

      • Help Film maker to address firm strategies and industries competing in domestic and international context.

  • Sep 19, 13

    A common argument is that organizations should adopt new organizational practices, in order to respond to the hyper-competitive business environment

    www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm collaboration film technologies production

    • A common argument is that organizations should adopt new organizational practices, in order to respond to the hyper-competitive business environment
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