The document outlines 10 'collaboration superpowers' that gamers are developing, which include skills like scalable collaboration, cooperation radar, and the ability to be persuasive in diverse contexts. It emphasizes the importance of being able to work effectively in large groups and adapt to different environments and strategies. Additionally, it highlights the capacity for innovation and managing complex information flows.

1. 10 Collaboration Superpowers Jane McGonigal, PhD | Resident Game Designer INSTITUTE FOR THE FUTURE April 15, 2007 collaboration

2. collaboration superpowers Gamers are gaining 10 new skills and strengths, or, “ collaboration superpowers .”

3. the ability to do real-time work in very large groups a talent for coordinating with many people simultaneously—“scalable collaboration” mobbability

4. cooperation radar the ability to sense, almost intuitively, who would make the best collaborators on a particular task

5. measures your responsiveness to other people’s requests for engagement your propensity and ability to reach out to others in a network ping quotient

6. the ability to be persuasive in diverse social contexts and media spaces understanding that each work environment and collaboration space requires a different persuasive strategy and technique influency

7. fluency in working with different capitals, e.g., natural, intellectual, social, and financial multi-capitalism

8. fearless innovation in rapid, iterative cycles ability to lower the costs and increase the speed of failure protovation

9. creating content for public consumption and modification open authorship

10. thinking in terms of higher level systems, cycles, the big picture longbroading

11. the ability to prepare for and handle surprising results and complexity emergensight

12. filtering meaningful info, patterns, and commonalities from massively multiple streams of data signal/noise management