Collaborative intelligence is a measure of the collaborative ability of a group or entity. Knowledge derived from collaborative efforts is affected by the development of the World Wide Web, collaborative groupware such as Skype, NetMeeting, WebEx, and many other factors, although the overall effect of these developments is disputed. (See for example the controversial article Is Google Making Us Stupid?) IQ is a term readily used to describe or measure an intelligent quota of a person.

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  • Collaborative intelligence is a measure of the collaborative ability of a group or entity. Knowledge derived from collaborative efforts is affected by the development of the World Wide Web, collaborative groupware such as Skype, NetMeeting, WebEx, and many other factors, although the overall effect of these developments is disputed. (See for example the controversial article Is Google Making Us Stupid?) IQ is a term readily used to describe or measure an intelligent quota of a person. EQ has been used to measure the Emotional Intelligence of a person to describe how a person handles emotions in a given situation. CQ or Collaborative Intelligence measures the collaborative ability of a group. CQ is a fairly new term arising from the visibility of collaborative efforts of companies and entities. CQ refers to the fact that the knowledge and problem solving capability of a group can be much greater or much less than the aggregate knowledge and capability possessed by individual group members. As groups work together they develop a shared memory, which is accessible through the collaborative artifacts created by the group, including meeting minutes, transcripts from threaded discussions, and drawings. The shared memory (group memory) is also accessible through the memories of group members. Distributed collaborative intelligence is the act of a group collaborating within a virtual sphere of interaction. Group members can interact in real time or asynchronously even though they are not located within the same physical space. Technologies used to enhance distributed collaborative intelligence and to facilitate group problem solving are: Messaging Synchronous conferencing technologies like instant messaging, online chat and shared white boards. Asynchronous messaging like electronic mail, threaded, moderated discussion forums and web logs. Stigmergy Wiki Social evolutionary computation The ability of a group to solve a problem collectively is potentially directly proportional to the number of members in a group; however effective architecture of interaction is needed to achieve this. Critical success factors for a high collaborative intelligence quotient are: Group moderation and facilitation Adherence to a small set of fundamental rules related to member interaction No limits to thinking; or the promotion of creative thinking Strong group membership feedback Quality control. Ideas need to be nurtured, but the solutions should be upheld after a critical peer review. The construction of a deeply documented group memory or knowledge base
  • La inteligencia colaborativa es una forma de inteligencia emergente de la acción de muchos individuos que interactúan entre sí de diversas maneras.
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  • La inteligencia colaborativa es una forma de inteligencia emergente de la acción de muchos individuos que interactúan entre sí de diversas maneras.
  • Collaborative intelligence is a measure of the collaborative ability of a group or entity. Knowledge derived from collaborative efforts is affected by the development of the World Wide Web, collaborative groupware such as Skype, NetMeeting, WebEx, and many other factors, although the overall effect of these developments is disputed. (See for example the controversial article Is Google Making Us Stupid?) IQ is a term readily used to describe or measure an intelligent quota of a person.
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  • Collaborative intelligence
  • Inteligencia colaborativa
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