From Teams to Knots: Activity-Theoretical Studies of Collaboration and Learning at Work

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Innovative Education and Learning Practices Team Dynamics and Performance Information Systems Theories and Implementation

Abstract

1. Teams and the transformation of work 2. Disturbance management and masking in a television production team 3. Teamwork between adversaries: coordination, cooperation, and communication in a court trial 4. Displacement and innovation in primary care medical teams 5. Crossing boundaries in teacher teams 6. Knowledge creation in industrial work teams 7. Teams, infrastructures, and social capital 8. From iron cages to webs on the wind 9. Knotworking and agency in fluid organizational fields.

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