For example, students on Gettysburg's campus who enrolled in a class on Turkish politics met and collaborated virtually with students in a parallel course being offered at a Turkish university.
Working at various times in nearly every country where these viruses and diseases are important, he collaborated with virtually everyone who has worked in these fields in the past 50 years.
The New York art scene isn't only about New York anymore: across the country, artists are collaborating digitally and virtually; gallerists are looking beyond their own backyards for work; and buyers are venturing to neighborhoods outside of Chelsea and Williamsburg to discover the next art star.
The Global Youth Panel is a team of more than 1,000 young people from 140 countries who are using Google's much-hyped communication tool Wave to virtually collaborate on a climate change debate.
"The idea is to facilitate a way for MIT and Hong Kong students to collaborate physically or virtually to drive ideas toward commercialization.
These require expertise in the field, also each article is edited by multiple individuals who virtually collaborate to complete the task.
Until 2003, when the first author started collaborating with Johns Hopkins, there was virtually no diffusion of the GBG based on Kellam's work or even earlier behavior analysis studies, beyond journal articles.
Virtually every governmental department is collaborating to focus on how best to achieve health and well-being for communities throughout the U.S. Prevention isn't just for the "worried well".
The Four Seasons in Manhattan, collaborating with the Long Island Wine Council, a 26-producer trade association, virtually sold out the $175- a-plate, 194-seat affair, held in the restaurant's landmark Pool Room.
Its workplace management software tools helps with things like ensuring meeting runs smoothly, and managing and providing staff with spaces to collaborate, both physically and virtually.
