CSCW 1992:
Toronto, Canada
Marilyn Mantel, Ronald Baecker (Eds.):
CSCW '92, Proceedings of the Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Toronto, Canada, October 31 - November 4, 1992.
ACM 1992, ISBN 0-89791-542-9
- Colleen Cool, Robert S. Fish, Robert E. Kraut, C. M. Lowery:
Iterative Design of Video Communication Systems.
25-32

- Hiroshi Ishii, Minoru Kobayashi, Jonathan Grudin:
Integration of Inter-Personal Space and Shared Workspace: ClearBoard Design and Experiments.
33-42

- Mark Roseman, Saul Greenberg:
GROUPKIT: A Groupware Toolkit for Building Real-Time Conferencing Applications.
43-50

- Honghai Shen, Prasun Dewan:
Access Control for Collaborative Environments.
51-58

- T. C. Nicholas Graham, Tore Urnes:
Rational Views as a Model for Automatic Distributed Implementation of Multi-User Applications.
59-66

- Nathaniel S. Borenstein:
Computational Mail as Network Infrastructure for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work.
67-74

- Yaron Goldberg, Marilyn Safran, Ehud Y. Shapiro:
Active Mail - A Framework for Implementing Groupware.
75-83

- Laurence Brothers, James D. Hollan, Jakob Neilsen, Scott Stornetta, Steven P. Abney, George W. Furnas, Michael L. Littman:
Supporting Informal Communication via Ephemeral Interest Groups.
84-90

- Judith S. Olson, Gary M. Olson, Marianne Storrosten, Mark Carter:
How a Group-Editor Changes the Character of a Design Meeting as well as Its Outcome.
91-98

- Charles McLaughlin Hymes, Gary M. Olson:
Unblocking Brainstorming Through the Use of a Simple Group Editor.
99-106

- Paul Dourish, Victoria Bellotti:
Awareness and Coordination in Shared Workspaces.
107-114

- John A. Hughes, David Randall, Dan Shapiro:
Faltering from Ethnography to Design.
115-122

- Richard Bentley, John A. Hughes, David Randall, Tom Rodden, Peter Sawyer, Dan Shapiro, Ian Sommerville:
Ethnographically-Informed Systems Design for Air Traffic Control.
123-129

- Lucy M. Berlin, Robin Jeffries:
Consultants and Apprentices: Observations about Learning and Collaborative Problem Solving.
130-137

- Jörg M. Haake, Brian Wilson:
Supporting Collaborative Writing of Hyperdocuments in SEPIA.
138-146

- Christine Neuwirth, Ravinder Chandhok, David Kaufer, Paul Erion, James H. Morris, Dale Miller:
Flexible Diff-ing in a Collaborative Writing System.
147-154

- Jolene Galegher, Robert E. Kraut:
Computer-Mediated Communication and Collaborative Writing: Media Influence and Adaptation to Communication Constraints.
155-162

- Paul Luff, Christian Heath, David Greatbatch:
Tasks-in-Interaction: Paper and Screen Based Documentation in Collaborative Activity.
163-170

- Tom Brinck, Louis M. Gomez:
A Collaborative Medium for the Support of Conversational Props.
171-178

- Li Shu, Woodie Flowers:
Groupware Experiences in Three-Dimensional Computer-Aided Design.
179-186

- Richard Bentley, Tom Rodden, Peter Sawyer, Ian Sommerville:
An Architecture for Tailoring Cooperative Multi-User Displays.
187-194

- Kevin Jeffay, Jin-Kun Lin, J. Menges, F. Donelson Smith, John B. Smith:
Architecture of the Artifact-Based Collaboration System Matrix.
195-202

- Harrick M. Vin, P. Venkat Rangan, Mon-Song Chen:
System Support for Computer Mediated Multimedia Collaborations.
203-209

- Debby Hindus, Chris Schmandt:
Ubiquitous Audio: Capturing Spontaneous Collaboration.
210-217

- Paul Resnick:
HyperVoice: A Phone-Based CSCW Platform.
218-225

- Haruo Takemura, Fumio Kishino:
Cooperative Work Environment Using Virtual Workspace.
226-232

- Kari Kuutti, Tuula Arvonen:
Identifying Potential CSCW Applications by Means of Activity Theory Concepts: A Case Example.
233-240

- Robert G. Schwab, Sylvia Hart-Landsberg, Stephen Reder, Mark Abel:
Collaboration and Constraint: Middle School Teaching Teams.
241-248

- Edeltraud Egger, Ina Wagner:
Time-Management: A Case for CSCW.
249-256

- Khaled Narayanaswamy, Neil M. Goldman:
"Lazy" Consistency: A Basis for Cooperative Software Development.
257-264

- Richard E. Newman-Wolfe, M. L. Webb, M. Montes:
Implicit Locking in the Ensemble Concurrent Object-Oriented Graphics Editor.
265-272

- Atul Prakash, Michael J. Knister:
Undoing Actions in Collaborative Work.
273-280

- Raul Medina-Mora, Terry Winograd, Rodrigo Flores, Fernando Flores:
The Action Workflow Approach to Workflow Management Technology.
281-288

- Thomas W. Malone, Kum-Yew Lai, Christopher Fry:
Experiments with Oval: A Radically Tailorable Tool for Cooperative Work.
289-297

- Philip Johnson:
Supporting Exploratory CSCW with the EGRET Framework.
298-305

- Richard J. Boland Jr., Anil Maheshwari, Dov Te'eni, David G. Schwartz, Ramkrishnan V. Tenkasi:
Sharing Perspectives in Distributed Decision Making.
306-313

- Shelli Dubs, Stephen C. Hayne:
Distributed Facilitation: A Concept Whose Time Has Come?
314-321

- Catherine G. Wolf, James R. Rhyne, Laura K. Briggs:
Communication and Information Retrieval with a Pen-Based Meeting Support Tool.
322-329

- Richard H. R. Harper:
Looking at Ourselves: An Examination of the Social Organisation of Two Research Laboratories.
330-337

- Kaj Grønbæk, Morten Kyng, Preben Mogensen:
CSCW Challenges in Large-Scale Technical Projects - A Case Study.
338-345

- Yvonne Rogers:
Ghosts in the Network: Distributed Troubleshooting in a Shared Working Environment.
346-355

- Jeanne M. Pickering, John Leslie King:
Hardwiring Weak Ties: Individual and Institutional Issues in Computer Mediated Communication.
356-361

- Wanda J. Orlikowski:
Learning from Notes: Organizational Issues in Groupware Implementation.
362-369

- Duncan Sanderson:
The CSCW Implementation Process: An Interpretative Model and Case Study of the Implementation of a Videoconference System.
370-377

- Simon M. Kaplan, William J. Tolone, Douglas P. Bogia, Celsina Bignoli:
Flexible, Active Support for Collaborative Work with ConversationBuilder.
378-385

- David J. Musliner, James W. Dolter, Kang G. Shin:
BIBDB: A Bibliographic Database for Collaboration.
386-393

- Brent Reeves, Frank M. Shipman III:
Supporting Communication Between Designers with Artifact-Centered Evolving Information Spaces.
394-401

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