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CSCW '88: Proceedings of the 1988 ACM conference on Computer-supported cooperative work
ACM1988 Proceeding
  • Chairman:
  • Irene Greif
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
CSCW88: Computer Supported Cooperative Work Portland Oregon USA September 26 - 28, 1988
ISBN:
978-0-89791-282-2
Published:
01 January 1988
Sponsors:
Lotus Development, Xerox Corp., SIGCHI, SIGGROUP

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Patterns of contact and communication in scientific research collaboration

In this paper, we describe the influence of physical proximity on the development of collaborative relationships between scientific researchers and on the execution of their work. Our evidence is drawn from our own studies of scientific collaborators, ...

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Video conferencing as a technology to support group work: a review of its failures

Teleconferencing systems and services, are the main set of technologies developed thus far to support group work. Within this set of technologies, videoconferencing is often thought of as a new, futuristic communication mode that lies between the ...

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Design of a multi-media vehicle for social browsing

In this paper we present a new approach to the use of computer-mediated communications technology to support distributed cooperative work. In contrast to most of the existing approaches to CSCW, we focus explicitly on tools to enable unplanned, informal ...

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In search of cooperation: an historical analysis of work organization and management strategies

During the last decade, literature about work has increasingly focused on the importance of collective communication, tacit knowledge, and group activities. The idea of designing computer support for group-based work activities, which we loosely call '...

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Object lens: a “spreadsheet” for cooperative work

Object Lens allows unsophisticated computer users to create their own cooperative work applications using a set of simple, but powerful, building blocks. By defining and modifying templates for various semistructured objects, users represent many ...

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Local and global structuring of computer mediated communication: developing linguistic perspectives on CSCW in cosmos

This paper is concerned with the development of a language/action perspective in the Cosmos project. We emphasize the importance of seeing cooperative work in terms of participants' communicative actions. In contrast to some explorations of speech act ...

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gIBIS: a hypertext tool for exploratory policy discussion

This paper describes an application specific hypertext system designed to facilitate the capture of early design deliberations. It implements a specific method, called Issue Based Information Systems (IBIS), which has been developed for use on large, ...

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Can networks make an organization?

Based on earlier work in Scandinavia, systems development is seen as both reflecting and shaping organizations. An ongoing action-research project at a large municipal hospital in Norway is taken as an example.

This is a cooperative project in which ...

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The memoirs of two survivors: or the evaluation of a computer system for cooperative work

The paper you hold in your hands tells the story of the last evaluation meeting in the Florence project. The Florence project dealt with use of computers in nurses' daily work, and in the project a small and rather simple computer system was developed. ...

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Designing for a dollar a day

This paper is about the kind of tools and techniques that are accessible to resource weak groups for use in design and evaluation of computer support. “Resource weak” means in this connection, that the economic power and the ability to control the “...

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Collaborative document production using quilt

Quilt is a computer-based tool for collaborative document production. It provides annotation, messaging, computer conferencing, and notification facilities to support communication and information sharing among the collaborators on a document. Views of ...

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Guided tours and tabletops: tools for communicating in a hypertext environment

The author of a complex hypertext document is often faced with the problem of conveying the document's meaning to future readers through a shared computer environment. Two tools implemented in the NoteCards hypertext environment, guided tours and ...

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Conflict management and group decision support systems

Computers promise to change collaborative work in profound ways. They are likely to have special impact on processes which require fine judgments, foresight, and handling of large amounts of information, such as decision-making and strategic planning. ...

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A framework for understanding the workspace activity of design teams

Small group design sessions were empirically studied to understand better collaborative workspace activity. A conventional view of workspace activity may be characterized as concerned only with storing information and conveying ideas through text and ...

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A use of drawing surfaces in different collaborative settings

Two-person design sessions were studied in three different settings: face-to-face, geographically separated with an audio/video link, and a telephone-only connection. In all settings, the designers' uses of a drawing surface were noted. Many similar ...

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Capturing the capture concepts: a case study in the design of computer-supported meeting environments

Designing interactive interfaces for individual usage is a significantly hard task that is being surmounted by evolving theory and hours of trial and error. The task of designing interactive interfaces for cooperative work is even more difficult. Not ...

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Children's collaborative use of a computer microworld

This paper will discuss a framework and methodology for understanding the use of computers in collaborative learning. In particular, we are interested in how learning occurs when students work together using a computer microworld. Collaborative settings ...

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Collaborative learning in a virtual classroom: highlights of findings

Software to support teaching and learning activities was added to a computer-mediated communication system to create a “Virtual Classroom.” Goals included improving access to and the effectiveness of college-level courses, particularly by facilitating ...

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Sixth graders and shared data: designing a LAN environment to support collaborative work

A local area network system was developed to support collaborative science activities in sixth grade classrooms. Analyses of the students' understandings of the system showed they used the social organization of the classroom activities as a frame of ...

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Cooperative work in the Andrew message system

The Andrew Message System, a distributed system for multi-media electronic communication, has a number of special features that support cooperative work. After a brief discussion of the system itself, these features are described and discussed in more ...

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Work group structures and computer support: a field experiment

What happens when task groups attempt to couple the advantages of online text preparation or data analysis and decision support with computer-based communication capabilities? How, if at all, does networked information technology affect group structures ...

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    More than just a communication system: diversity in the use of electronic mail

    This paper describes a series of interviews that focus on the ways that professional office workers use electronic mail to manage their daily work. A number of implications for the design of flexible mail systems are discussed.

    Two principal claims are ...

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    Contextualism as a world view for the reformation of meetings

    The foundations for research and action in the area of group work are examined. Four alternative “world views” are presented. One of these, contextualism, is discussed in depth. Its methodological consequences for research and implications for reform of ...

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    Computer support for cooperative design (invited paper)

    Computer support for design as cooperative work is the subject of our discussion in the context of our research program on Computer Support in Cooperative Design and Communication. We outline our theoretical perspective on design as cooperative work, ...

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    CSCW '19 Companion2,95870324%
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