This method leverages the collective knowledge and skills of the group, facilitating peer learning, and fostering a sense of community. It can be particularly effective in settings that value teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving.

In educational settings, shared workspace learning can be applied through project-based learning (PBL). Students work together on projects, sharing a common space (either physical, like a classroom or lab, or virtual, like a digital platform) where they can brainstorm, research, and create projects.

Sharing documents is a typical activity for a lot of employees. Adding more spaces or resources to their repositories can be an effective way to keep them learning. It can be also the perfect method for implementation activities.   

The shared workspace method can be understood as providing physical shared workspaces where entrepreneurs, freelancers, and remote workers come together to work on their individual projects while sharing resources and ideas. This environment fosters networking, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas among professionals from diverse fields, potentially leading to collaborative projects and innovations.

A shared workspace is a perfect tool to accompany an implementation task learning method.