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Understanding and reducing stress in collaborative e-Learning
Naomi Lawless and John Allan, Open University Business School, Milton Keynes, UK.
n.lawless@open.ac.uk, j.s.allan@open.ac.uk


   

ABSTRACT 

On-line collaboration is becoming increasingly common in education and with organisations. It is believed that this can in itself cause stress for collaborators. We believe that in some ways stress can be designed out of on line collaborative exercises through management of the on-line working processes. This paper investigates methods of reducing stress on line and proposes some principles for constructing on-line collaborative events to ensure that stress is eliminated or at least minimised.

Keywords: On-line collaboration, stress, online learning, group roles, group cohesion, culture, reducing stress, barriers to online working, e-teams, e-Learning, cyber-stress, techno-stress, virtual teams.

 

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