Titlebook: ECSCW 2001; Wolfgang Prinz,Matthias Jarke,Volker Wulf Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2001 Groupware.automata.communication

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Collaboratively Improvising Magic,into the narrative; how actors vary the pacing of the narrative to co-ordinate the timing of a local scene in relation to parallel scenes that are happening elsewhere; amongst other matters. We conclude with some general lessons from our approach for CSCW.

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Cognitive Properties of a Whiteboard: A Case Study in a Trauma Centre,etic objects attached to the board, afford its users to taylor the board as an effective coordinative tool and to invent new ways of representing information. Based on the concept of display-based cognition, our analysis illustrates the role of public displays in facilitating negotiation of scheduli

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Reducing Interference in Single Display Groupware through Transparency,oples’performance across an opaque and transparent menu c ondition: a solo condition (where a person played alone) acts as our control. Our results show that the transparent menu did lessen the effect of interference, and that SDG players overwhelmingly preferred it to opaque menus.

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,Me?prinzip und Versuchsanordnung,formed by the shared application. Under some conditions the centralized architecture gives better performance, while unde r others the replicated architecture gives better performance. Our results contradict the popular belief that the replicated architecture always gives better performance, and sho

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Das Radfahrzeug Bedingt den Strassenbau,into the narrative; how actors vary the pacing of the narrative to co-ordinate the timing of a local scene in relation to parallel scenes that are happening elsewhere; amongst other matters. We conclude with some general lessons from our approach for CSCW.

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Book 2001lished by the actors involved. (Schmidt and Bannon, p. 28) This is not to suggest that actors’ understandings of the information are identical; they are simply “common” enough to coordinate the work. People understand how the information is relevant for their own work. Therefore, individuals engaged

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