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Inc. Magazine talked about how collaboration brings self-awareness: “Nothing crystallizes what you bring to the table more than when you're forced to articulate your competencies Collaborating challenges you to articulate and distill what you are great at, and what you do poorly. That honesty about your strengths and weaknesses can force you to ask for help when necessary and be brazen about how you can help others.” (http://bit.ly/1wG8PiY)

Over 4,000 organizations have trusted Collavate™ to help them collaborate better. Lately we have been working with higher education institutions to do the same thing. From executive level staff, to faculty, to student leadership, collaboration in higher education is extremely important.  Let us walk you through how your education institution can collaborate like never before. Get in touch: http://english.collavate.com/contact/

As we continue our education week here at Collavate™ we would like to take a moment to thank the education community. Each and every one of you has made a profound difference and we acknowledge for your hard work and sacrifice. #Education #ThankYou

"A group becomes a team when each member is sure enough of himself and his contribution to praise the skill of the others." - Norman Shidle ‪#‎collaboration‬ ‪#‎education‬

Over the next few days we are going to be highlighting the importance of collaboration in higher education and how Collavate™ can help. First up is a great quote from educationalist and ‪#‎TED‬ speaker Sir Kenneth Robinson.

Each week we pay tribute to a ‪#‎TechTitan‬ that paved the way for cloud computing. This week is Alan Turning. Mr. Turing is the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, the Turing machine essentially formed the concepts of “algorithm” and “computation”. (courtesy of:http://www.turing.org.uk/)

Collavate™ is proud to work out of Silicon Valley.  Pictured: Palo Alto City Hall

While the world celebrates ‪#‎ThrowbackThursday‬ we have fun “throwing back” to a simpler time of document creation. White Out or Liquid Paper has a long history in higher education as well as business. We must admit though we prefer clicking "delete” digitally!