Created for collaboration and team building These virtual spaces aren’t just a place to meet, but interactive spaces where work can be done. These collaborative workspaces, unlike traditional conference calls that rely on one method of communication such as screen sharing, are designed to foster social interaction, productivity and connection to remote teams or hybrids.
These virtual spaces are simple to access and accessible to anyone who has an ordinary PC, Mac or browser. These virtual spaces are also packed with features, making them effective tools for collaboration. Some of them even allow you to create more immersive experiences using VR. Some of them have a more sophisticated world-building editor, while others offer basic avatar systems with floating emojis that can communicate emotions during presentations and conversations.
Google Docs allows team members to edit and view documents, and allows for commenting and tracking changes, as well as granting different access rights. It can also be used to video and chat conferencing by integrating with other tools for workplace use, such as calendars, emails, and kanban boards.
Microsoft Teams is an integrated suite of office software that includes chat, voice, and video conference, document storage, and integrations with other workplace software. It is free for all Google users, and offers various pricing options to fit companies of all sizes.
ImmersedVR is a state of the art VR collaboration tool that uses telepresence technology to connect people across the globe in shared workspaces. It allows team members write on documents, record notes on plans and even shake hands with their co-workers. They can also see the virtual avatars of those colleagues who are standing next to them. This cutting-edge technology is increasingly used for training simulations and classroom-based learning. Duodecim is a Finnish medical society that uses Glue for healthcare training exercises.