This document discusses factors that affect trust in online gaming and gambling sites. It describes how the authors used various online tools like Google Docs, Surfgroepen, Skype, social bookmarking sites, and reference tools like Zotero and Mendeley to collaborate online. They developed an action plan to divide tasks and research relevant academic articles and literature from online publishers and search engines. The authors concluded their collaboration identified new research questions about factors that influence trust for online gaming and gambling participants.

1. IMPORTANCE OF TRUST IN ONLINE GAMING AND GAMBLING SITES Hajdinjak Tina , Papež Tanja, Pulko Tina, Zajšek Tom

2. Why this topic? Casino Hit popular topic in Slovenia (Slovenian lottery ) RQ: Which factors affect trust of participants in online gaming and gambling activities? learning experience on collaboratories

3. Formation of “Online Collaborative site” We used: Google docs Surfgroepen Used for: Uploading our findings, Uploading relevant articles, Discuss problematic, Evaluation of the whole process

4. Communication during “collaborative” process Face to face (10%) e-mail Skype Facebook

5. Searching for relevant academic articles and literature Online publishers: Sage online, Springer Link, ProQuest + Relevant Blogs Google tools and search engines: Google Scholar Google Books

6. When writing Social bookmarking sites Citeulike Collaborative annotation and referencing tools Zotero Mendeley

7. Communication tools Face-to-face meeting E-mails Google Talk Skype meetings Surfgroepensubsite

8. Action plan We developed a plan of action and agreed on the following division of tasks: Short rationale and definition of the project: Tina and Tina Methods employed for securing and assessing resources: Tom or Tanja Short assessment of some of the materials found: everyone Short conclusion section (project and resources assessments and suggestions + new research questions etc): Tanja or Tom References & appendices: Tina and Tina We then individually decided which part will be made by who using e-mail and Google Talk.

9. Our Surfgroepen subsite

10. Our file on Google docs

11. Mendeley: making annotations

12. Mendeley: managing refrences

13. 2nd Skype meeting

14. Conclusion Face-to-face and online meetings (Skype) Mostly mail communication Google tools Surfgroepen Online databases (Sage, SpringerLink, ProQuest) Zotero and Mendeley Some techical problems

15. Conclusion Off-line context Two new research questions: Which factors affect trust of participants in online gaming activities? which factors affect trust of customers who participate in online gambling activities? Additional research question: which are offline factors that affect trust on participants in online gaming and gambling activities?