Titlebook: Cooperative Work and Coordinative Practices; Contributions to the Kjeld Schmidt Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 CSCW.collabor

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Of Maps and Scripts (1997)om (Roseman and Greenberg, 1996), to name but a few, it is by now widely accepted that computer artifacts can provide effective support for cooperative work by offering a ‘shared space’ through which actors can interact directly, i.e., by means of generic competencies such as talking, gesturing, poi

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The Critical Role of Workplace Studies in CSCW (2000)has been a subject of much reflection and debate over the years. So far, the deliberation has been inconclusive, and, moreover, in the last few years a certain sense of disillusionment and even skepticism has arisen concerning the ways in which and the extent to which such studies in fact contribute

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The Problem with ‘Awareness’ (2002)terizing and understanding the ways in which cooperative work is coordinated and integrated. It quickly became obvious that cooperating actors somehow, while doing their individual bits, take heed of the context of their joint effort. More specifically, the early harvest of ethnographic field studie

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Remarks on the Complexity of Cooperative Work (2002)as a marginal phenomenon. Work has, of course, been socially situated and socially organized in all human societies, and ‘cooperation’ as the sharing of the fruits of our toil is arguably constitutive of human sociality (Reynolds, 1981).

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Ordering Systems (2004) groups. In fact, the field has often been defined in terms of ‘group work’(e.g., Greif, 1988b) or even ‘small groups’ (e.g., Grudin, 1994, 1999). Face-to-face conversation is implicitly taken as the paradigm of human interaction, and in comparison all other forms of human interaction are seen as im

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”has been a subject of much reflection and debate over the years. So far, the deliberation has been inconclusive, and, moreover, in the last few years a certain sense of disillusionment and even skepticism has arisen concerning the ways in which and the extent to which such studies in fact contribute to CSCW systems design.