The status quo for co-located groupware is to assume that “social protocols” (standards of polite behavior) are sufficient to coordinate the actions of a group of users; howev...
We introduce a system that allows four users to each receive sound from a private audio channel while using a shared tabletop display. In order to explore how private audio channe...
Meredith Ringel Morris, Dan Morris, Terry Winograd
Collaborative authoring is a common workplace task. Yet, despite improvements in word processors, communication software, and file sharing, many problems continue to plague co-aut...
Academic conferences provide a social space for people to present their work, learn about others’ work, and interact informally with one another. However, opportunities for inte...
Joseph F. McCarthy, David W. McDonald, Suzanne Sor...
Often collaborative graphical systems lag behind well accepted single-user applications in terms of features supported. The frequently used operations of group/ungroup offered by ...
There are a variety of digital tools for enabling people who are separated by time and space to communicate and collaborate on shared interests and tasks. The widespread use of so...
Joseph F. McCarthy, Danah Boyd, Elizabeth F. Churc...
We present contextual collaboration, an approach to building collaborative systems that embeds collaborative capabilities into core applications, and discuss its advantages. We de...
Susanne Hupfer, Li-Te Cheng, Steven Ross, John F. ...
Interest has been growing in opportunities to build and deploy statistical models that can infer a computer user’s current interruptability from computer activity and relevant c...
In this paper, we describe the evolution and impact of computersupported cooperative work (CSCW) research through social network analysis of coauthorship data. A network of author...
Daniel B. Horn, Thomas A. Finholt, Jeremy P. Birnh...