12 Oct The Best Virtual Spaces For Collaboration
These virtual spaces are not just meeting tools, but interactive environments that allow work to be completed. These collaborative workspaces, in contrast to traditional conference calls, which rely on one method of communication like screen sharing, are specifically designed for collaboration, productivity, and connection with remote teams or hybrids.
These virtual spaces are accessible to anyone who has a standard PC or Mac, or a browser. They also come with a comprehensive set of features that can be powerful tools for collaboration. Some allow you to create an immersive experience with VR. Some of them have a more sophisticated editor for world-building, while others offer basic avatars with floating emojis that communicate sentiments during conversations and presentations.
Google Docs lets team members access and edit documents. They can also leave comments, track changes, and grant access rights for different individuals. It can also be used for video and chat conferencing by integrating with other tools for workplace use, such as calendars, emails, and kanban boards.
Microsoft Teams is a full suite of workplace tools that includes video, voice and chat conferencing, file storage and integration with other workplace tools. It is available for free for all Google users and has several pricing options for companies of all sizes.
ImmersedVR is a state of the art VR collaboration tool that makes use of technology that telepresence uses to connect people across the globe in shared workspaces. It lets team members write on documents as well as add notes to plans, and even shake hands with colleagues, and also experience virtual avatars of their colleagues who are standing right in front of them. This cutting-edge technology is increasingly being utilized for classroom-based training and simulations. Duodecim is an Finnish medical society that makes use of the Glue technology for healthcare training exercises.
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