Collaborative work, while very common, is also difficult. The reasons for pursing collaborative work are described, along with some of the most common sources of difficulty. New information technologies may provide support for collaboration. But in order to develop appropriate technology, it is necessary to draw upon existing theory and data in cognitive and social science. In addition, it is important to carry out observational studies of collaborative work to look for opportunities for technology intervention.
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