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2007 Meeting Poster Showcase:
Toolkit for Effective Collaboration

Submitted by Ulrike Dieterle
Ebling Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI

Collaboration is both a process and an outcome. It is a complex mix of clear communication, focused commitment, continued discovery and perpetual recovery. It involves planning, decision-making, problem solving, goal setting, sharing and flexibility. When successful, it can build long-lasting partnerships and rewarding results. Collaboration is essential to function successfully in today's ever-changing world. While few would negate the importance of effective collaboration, even fewer can claim to understand it and practice the basic concepts on a regular basis.

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Based on a series of successful collaborations, related research and presentations, this poster provides an overview of core characteristics, guideposts for the collaborative journey, a sample toolkit to take along the way, and tips to avoid misadventures along the way. Check out the Toolkit of Effective Collaboration Bibliography.

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