Titlebook: ECSCW 2003; Proceedings of the E Kari Kuutti,Eija Helena Karsten,Kjeld Schmidt Conference proceedings 2003 Springer Science+Business Media

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ented that suggests appropriate explicit connections are being brought to light, as well as interesting, and perhaps serendipitous implicit connections. The ultimate goal of such techniques is to bring to light context-sensitive, ephemeral, and often hidden relationships between people, and between

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Martin G. Frohberg,Jürgen P?tschkeountable work-practices that impact directly on design. In particular, they emphasize the need for design to consider how the physical and the digital may be merged to support collaboration ‘a(chǎn)nywhere, anytime’; the necessity of devising negotiation protocols supporting computer-mediated communicatio

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Beitr?ge zur Frage der Blutregulationcts, (7) flexible user arrangements, and (8) simultaneous user interactions. The critical analysis also revealed several important directions for future research, including: standardization of methods to evaluate co-located collaboration; comparative studies to determine the impact of existing syste

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Structural Discrimination and the New Deal,in the design and introduction processes. Through exploratory design we have pursued ways of improving legitimate peripheral participation, through architecture, physical artefacts and materials in the rooms as well as through virtual exten?sions of these artefacts, in order to explore alternatives

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Toepassing in bijzondere situatiesnstruct shared visual representations of the major elements of the work. This in turn makes it difficult to co-ordinate work. Our novel system makes visible the content of these messages along with the actions that team members are taking to deal with them. An 8-month system field trial showed that

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held in Helsinki Finland. ECSCW is an international forum for multidisciplinary research covering the technical, empirical, and theoretical aspects of collaboration and computer systems. The 20 papers presented here have been selected via a rigorous reviewing process from 110 submissions. Both the n

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