Titlebook: Awareness Systems; Advances in Theory, Panos Markopoulos,Boris De Ruyter,Wendy Mackay Book 2009 Springer-Verlag London 2009 Awareness Syst

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Human-Computer Interface Designtrumental activities, such as collaboration and coordination (e.g. Begole and Tang, 2007) or messaging (e.g. Cheverst et al., 2007). Such activities usually involve the use of information, sometimes collected by sensors, about location, status and activity. However, when awareness systems have the c

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Interface Components and Interaction Styles, shared information spaces, and applications for teleexistence and artificial reality, including collaborative virtual environments (.) (Benford et al., 2001). As presence awareness systems emerge, it is important to develop appropriate interfaces and architectures for managing multimodal multiuser

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Micha? Paluch,Lidia Jackowska-Strumi??oand developed to facilitate our explorations on how to augment a person’s work environment with information which enables his/her to feel the presence of intimate companions. The vehicle we deem to be appropriate for this situation is indirect communication. The presence we intend is based on the ac

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Micha? Paluch,Lidia Jackowska-Strumi??oInstant Messaging and chat tools, has increasingly become widespread and popular at home and at work. Supporting conversational awareness is an important aspect of TxtCMC. Conversational awareness provides a user with information about the presence and activity of others, and therefore helps to esta

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Human-Computer Systems Interaction. The idea of supporting continual and partly automated flow of information between seniors living alone and their social intimates has been gaining ground among researchers but even among industries. It is anticipated that such an information flow can help bridge geographical distance, discrepant l

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Human-Computer Systems Interactiongaging users in the awareness process by enabling them to express intentions. We initially look at the phenomenon if sharing intentional information in related collaborative systems. We then explore the concept of intentional enrichment through designing and evaluating the AnyBiff system which allow