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4. GROUP 2003: Sanibel Island, Florida, USA
- Kjeld Schmidt, Mark Pendergast, Marilyn Tremaine, Carla Simone:
Proceedings of the 2003 International ACM SIGGROUP Conference on Supporting Group Work, GROUP 2003, Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, November 9-12, 2003. ACM 2003, ISBN 1-58113-693-5
Session: Communities I
- Masamichi Takahashi, Masakazu Fujimoto, Nobuhiro Yamasaki:
The active lurker: influence of an in-house online community on its outside environment. 1-10 - Bernd Pape, Leonard Reinecke, Markus Rohde, Monique Strauss:
E-community-building in wiInf-central. 11-20 - Margaret S. Elliott, Walt Scacchi:
Free software developers as an occupational community: resolving conflicts and fostering collaboration. 21-30
Session: Chat I
- Per Persson:
Exms: an animated and avatar-based messaging system for expressive peer communication. 31-39 - Jacki O'Neill, David B. Martin:
Text chat in action. 40-49 - Michael J. Muller, Mary Elizabeth Raven, Sandra L. Kogan, David R. Millen, Kenneth Carey:
Introducing chat into business organizations: toward an instant messaging maturity model. 50-57
Session: Groupware for special groups I
- Ekaterina Prasolova-Førland, Monica Divitini:
Collaborative virtual environments for supporting learning communities: an experience of use. 58-67 - Diane H. Sonnenwald
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Expectations for a scientific collaboratory: a case study. 68-74
Session: Mobility
- David Pinelle, Carl Gutwin:
Designing for loose coupling in mobile groups. 75-84 - Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin, Mattias Östergren:
Motorcycling and social interaction: design for the enjoyment of brief traffic encounters. 85-94
Session: Groupware for special groups II
- Stefan Carmien, Rogerio DePaula, Andrew Gorman, Anja Kintsch:
Increasing workplace independence for people with cognitive disabilities by leveraging distributed cognition among caregivers and clients. 95-104 - Cleidson R. B. de Souza, David F. Redmiles, Paul Dourish:
"Breaking the code", moving between private and public work in collaborative software development. 105-114
Session: System technology
- Werner Geyer, Jürgen Vogel
Supporting activity-centric collaboration through peer-to-peer shared objects. 115-124 - Carlos D. Correa, Ivan Marsic:
Software framework for managing heterogeneity in mobile collaborative systems. 125-134
Session: Making sense
- Jorgen P. Bansler, Erling C. Havn:
Technology-use mediation: making sense of electronic communication in an organizational context. 135-143 - Marlin M. Cluts:
The evolution of artifacts in cooperative work: constructing meaning through activity. 144-152 - Andreas Larsson:
Making sense of collaboration: the challenge of thinking together in global design teams. 153-160
Session: Chat II
- Michal Jacovi, Vladimir Soroka, Sigalit Ur:
Why do we ReachOut?: functions of a semi-persistent peer support tool. 161-169 - Allison Woodruff, Paul M. Aoki:
How push-to-talk makes talk less pushy. 170-179 - Christine Halverson, Thomas Erickson, Jeremy B. Sussman:
What counts as success? punctuated patterns of use in a persistent chat environment. 180-189
Session: Communities II
- Manuel Zacklad
Communities of action: a cognitive and social approach to the design of CSCW systems. 190-197 - Gregor Schrott, Daniel Beimborn:
Managing virtual knowledge networks: topology and performance. 198-204 - David R. Millen, Michael A. Fontaine:
Improving individual and organizational performance through communities of practice. 205-211
Session: Models
- Pascal Molli, Gérald Oster, Hala Skaf-Molli, Abdessamad Imine:
Using the transformational approach to build a safe and generic data synchronizer. 212-220 - Goran Martinovic:
Owner/user role in computational grid extension by non-dedicated resources. 221-228 - Guangxin Yang:
Process inheritance and instance modification. 229-238
Session: Knowledge Management I
- Steven E. Poltrock, Jonathan Grudin, Susan T. Dumais, Raya Fidel, Harry Bruce, Annelise Mark Pejtersen:
Information seeking and sharing in design teams. 239-247 - Alessandra Agostini, Sara Albolino, Giorgio De Michelis, Flavio De Paoli, Riccardo Dondi:
Stimulating knowledge discovery and sharing. 248-257
Session: Tools and technology I
- Jason Hill, Carl Gutwin:
Awareness support in a groupware widget toolkit. 258-267 - Toshiyuki Masui, Satoru Takabayashi:
Instant group communication with QuickML. 268-273
Session: Field studies I
- Kjeld Schmidt:
Ordering systems: coordinative practices in architectural design and planning. 274-283 - Gloria Mark, Steven E. Poltrock:
Shaping technology across social worlds: groupware adoption in a distributed organization. 284-293
Session: Tools and technology II
- Carl Gutwin, Jeff Dyck, Jennifer Burkitt:
Using cursor prediction to smooth telepointer jitter. 294-301
Session: Field studies II
- Pedro Antunes
From genre analysis to the design of meetingware. 302-310 - Susanne Bødker
Technology for boundaries. 311-320
Session: Social browsing
- Dan Cosley, Pamela J. Ludford, Loren G. Terveen:
Studying the effect of similarity in online task-focused interactions. 321-329 - Maria Aneiros, Vladimir Estivill-Castro, Chengzheng Sun:
Group unified histories an instrument for productive unconstrained co-browsing. 330-338
Session: Knowledge management II
- Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Matthew J. Bietz
Data at work: supporting sharing in science and engineering. 339-348 - Thomas Herrmann
Concepts for usable patterns of groupware applications. 349-358
Session: Design input studies
- Samuli Pekkola:
Designed for unanticipated use: common artefacts as design principle for CSCW applications. 359-368 - Russell Kruger, Sheelagh Carpendale, Stacey D. Scott, Saul Greenberg:
How people use orientation on tables: comprehension, coordination and communication. 369-378
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