Collaboration Tools

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You'll be doing a group project, so you may want tools to support groups working on projects.

Code Management Tools

Squeak Source. It's a Squeak version of SourceForge. If you register your project there, you automatically get a wiki and a source code repository.
Monticello. This is analagous to CVS. With it, you can store your group's code in a repository, and deal in a sane way with multiple people accesssing the same code base.
DVS. This is somewhat similar to Monticello, but literally does use CVS.

IWIN (I Want It Now!) by Dean "Dino" Mao. http://instantmessaging.swiki.net An ICQ and AIM client that also lets you drop Morphs (drawings, text, sounds, whatever) to one another and have it show up on the other side.
I-SCREAM by Brian Payne and Jonathan Greene. http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/csl/25 Audio chat tool in Squeak. Works cross-platform.
Nebraska: http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/Nebraska by Lex Spoon. Allows Squeak desktops to be networked; each connected user gets his own cursor. Nebraska is in official Squeak as of Squeak 3.0.
Squeamish: An AOL Instant Messenger Client by Dustin Holmes and Ryan Champney.

Has anyone tried using any of these? How did it go?

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