On Mon, 16 Oct 95 John M. Gancz replied to Andrea Meier
<ameier@email.unc.edu>
| Also, I am planning dissertation research using a
| moderated internet
| support group to address burnout and stress resilience
| concerns of
| professional caregivers. My plan is to have a closed
| group, but I have not
| seen any reports about the minimum number of people that
| it takes to keep
| a closed group active. Has anyone had any experience with
| this.?
| Andrea Meier
> There is a report that will soon be coming out of a small group
> that got together to study the implications of virtual teams on
> such things as facilitation and group interaction. With no set
> goals at the outset and the reliance on strictly E Mail,
> there was still a good level of success with size that
> ranged from 8 - 14 people.
May I also draw the List's attention to the latest program by Peter and
Trudy Johnson-Lenz, which will commence March 1996 and run for 5 months.
It is called:
An on-line community of Inquiry and Practice: Meaning and Wholeness in the
Virtual Workplace.
It will be restricted to 50 participants and will run on R4 of Lotus
Notes.
For further information:
info@awaken.com
http://www.awaken.com
regards
peter
-- Peter Lloyd Frontiers 11 Granville Road Barnet Herts EN5 4DU U K+44 181 449 3656 (voice) +44 181 441 4316 (fax)
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The world has been designed in such a way we can all be on top of it at the same time. :)