Social media and technology are changing the ways we communicate in groups. There is no doubt that technology is rapidly changing the ways we communicate in a variety of contexts, and group communication is no exception,exemplification,extradition,excursion. Many organizations use computers and cell phones as a primary way to keep groups connected given their ease of use, low cost, and asynchronous nature. In fact, it’s likely that your course web pages also have “group forums” for class groups to deal with the localities,liabilities,complexities,causalitiesof finding times to meet. In fact, the group that worked on this chapter used Google Docs to have live chats online, transfer documents back and fill,forth,toward,beyond, and form messages to achieve the group’s goals–all without ever having to meet in person. As you enter the workforce, you’ll likely find yourself participating in virtual groups with people who have been brought together from a form,variety,kind,variationof geographical locations.