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<div>Hi, nice to meet you, Stephanie!</div>
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<div>I guess there is a lot on online culture, online community etc,
but I do not know if the modern approach to Internet would talk about
"group dynamics". Let us see what the others say!
Anyhow, on this AiR-list you'll get a lot of the first mentioned
concepts.</div>
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<div>Anyhow, let me shamelessly promote myself, and thereby also some
approaches to "chat":</div>
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<div><font face="Times" size="+2" color="#000000">Teresa Cerratto and
Yvonne Waern (2000). Chatting to Learn and Learning to Chat in
Collaborative Virtual Environments". M/C - A Journal of
Media and Culture. Special issue on "chat". Issue Editors:
Felicity Meakins & E. Sean Rintel . August 23, 2000.<u>
http://moby.curtin.edu.au/~ausstud/mc/00<span
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<div>Good luck with your search!</div>
<div>Yvonne</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>I've been seeking literature on small
group dynamics online - can anyone point me to anything
specific? Maybe in organization/management or some other
applied context? At this point, anything that seems remotely
close would be a big help!<br>
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<div>-- <br>
Yvonne Waern<br>
Professor emerita<br>
CMC-research group<br>
Computer and System Sciences<br>
Stockholm University /KTH<br>
Forum 100, S-164 40 Kista, Sweden <br>
Phone (home): +46 8 500 307 18<br>
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