Table 1.

Participants' attitudes toward the adoption of digital technologies in virtual meetings.

Data source	Participants' attitudes	References
Topics in virtual meetings, E-portfolio reflections, and comments via LM	•Positive/negative perceptions toward communication in the process of interdisciplinary collaboration during the pandemic	Positive (N = 245) •Increased communication opportunities •Synchronized communication •Saving research budget• Negative (N = 270) •Decreased communication efficiency •Lack of hands-on practice •Lack of rapport building •Lack of meeting management skills •Technical issues •Academic status concerns •Lack of family privacy
	•Positive/negative attitudes toward communication in the process of interdisciplinary collaboration before the pandemic period	Positive (N = 138)•Building mutual trust in a face-to-face format •Easy to communicate being in the same place •Only meeting during working hours• Negative (N = 97)•Increased budget for international travel •Try to avoid communication with people who are not of the same background
	•Recommendations for the post-pandemic era	•Meeting assistants required. •IT support/training •Individual time management