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Imagine a state of the art team science toolkit. 

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Imagine a state of the art team science toolkit. 

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What would it do and what would it contain?

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I think I want help navigating what's already available more than anything else.

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A toolkit that can work for team with multiple levels of team participants (UG, grad and faculty)

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A unified space that brings together educational resources and tools to support team science

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able to meet and find collaborators

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an accessible space where a diverse audience can find concrete suggestions, tools, ... they can adapt for their setting

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a space that allows for ongoing conversations, discussions, exchanging experiences and providing support

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I think it would be good if we allowed folk to tag stuff in the Toolkit as they see fit and use those tags to develop 'emergent' categorization of the Toolkit (or even just let folk search the tags directly)

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Case study examples that can be shared with teams about the more transferable topics - decision-making, communication, etc

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continually updated by community with new tools, resources and technologies

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I want to see a network of emergent topics that visualizes how subcategories belong to one another

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a feedback space per resource where people who tested the resource can provide feedback and open a dialogue

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Collect data and feedback about the toolkit use to drive directions for enhancements, expansion, and priorities.

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Could we have video FAQ's in some relatively obvious place? One that provided a generic guide to the Toolkit and then more specialized one's that said something about best practices for certain kinds of use of the Toolkit (e.g. are you an evaluator looking for evaluation tools, are you a bibliometrics person looking for ....)

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provide a space where the community can publish about their needs/desires if a specific resource does not yet exist in that capacity yet - this could be used as a foundation for finding collaborators and networking

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Having a plan to keep the resources going and growing - how do we reward folk for helping with this? Is it a Wikipedia style edit if you care approach or can folk get letters from a professional organization (e.g. INSciTS) for their Annual Evaluation/T&P?