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The Complexity of Online Groups: A Case Study of Asynchronous Collaboration 
Work preparing documents is increasingly being done by diverse, geographically separated project teams. This essay describes some of the characteristics of such collaboration and applies them to a case study involving a team composing a mission statement. The group succeeded in their task, even though shortcomings inherent in asynchronous, distributed collaboration did lead to some problems.
Chandler, Hope E. Journal of Computer Documentation (2001). Articles>Collaboration>Telecommuting
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Fifteen Tips for Remote Collaboration
It will always be easier to rally a group of people who work in the same building, but you can accomplish just as much (or more) with a motivated remote team. Getting team members motivated in the first place and holding their interest are your goals. Here are fifteen quick and useful tips to get you started.
Young, Indi. Adaptive Path (2003). Articles>Collaboration>Telecommuting
