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ORCID2. GROUP 1999: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
- Proceedings of GROUP'99, International Conference on Supporting Group Work, November 14-17, 1999, Embassy Suites Hotel, Phoenix, Arizona, USA. ACM 1999, ISBN 1-58113-065-1
- Angi Voß, Keiichi Nakata, Marcus Juhnke:
Concept indexing. 1-10 - Paul Dourish, John Lamping, Tom Rodden:
Building bridges: customisation and mutual intelligibility in shared category management. 11-20 - Marita Dücker, Bernd Gutkauf, Stefanie Thies:
Negotiation support for compiling knowledge. 21-29 - John A. Hughes, Jon O'Brien, David Randall, Tom Rodden, Mark Rouncefield, Peter Tolmie:
Getting to know the 'customer in the machine'. 30-39 - Elizabeth F. Churchill, Sara A. Bly:
It's all in the words: supporting work activites with lightweight tools. 40-49 - Volker Wulf:
"Let's see your search-tool!" - collaborative use of tailored artifacts in groupware. 50-59 - Monika Büscher, John A. Hughes, Jonathan Trevor, Tom Rodden, Jon O'Brien:
Supporting cooperation across shared virtual environments. 61-70 - Hidekazu Shiozawa, Ken-ichi Okada, Yutaka Matsushita:
Perspective layered visualization of collaborative workspaces. 71-80 - Charles Steinfield
, Chyng-Yang Jang, Ben Pfaff:
Supporting virtual team collaboration: the TeamSCOPE system. 81-90 - Tim Kindberg, Nick Bryan-Kinns, Ranjit Makwana:
Supporting the shared care of diabetic patients. 91-100 - Johan Berndtsson, Maria Normark:
The coordinative functions of flight strips: air traffic control work revisited. 101-110 - Peter H. Carstensen, Kjeld Schmidt, Uffe Kock Wiil:
Supporting shop floor intelligence: a CSCW approach to production planning and control in flexible manufacturing. 111-120 - David Chen, Chengzheng Sun:
A distributed algorithm for graphic objects replication in real-time group editors. 121-130 - Matthias Ressel, Rul Gunzenhäuser:
Reducing the problems of group undo. 131-139 - Adrian Bullock, Steve Benford:
An access control framework for multi-user collaborative environments. 140-149 - Chris Nodder, Gayna Williams, Deborah L. Dubrow:
Evaluating the usability of an evolving collaborative product - Changes in user type, tasks and evaluation methods over time. 150-159 - Rob Procter, Mark Hartswood, Andy McKinlay, Scott Gallacher:
An investigation of the influence of network quality of service on the effectiveness of multimedia communication. 160-168 - Nina Lundberg:
Impacts of PACS on radiological work. 169-178 - Philip K. McKinley, Aaron M. Malenfant, J. M. Arango:
Pavilion: a middleware framework for collaborative Web-based applications. 179-188 - Christian Schuckmann, Jan Schümmer, Peter Seitz:
Modeling collaboration using shared objects. 189-198 - Marit Kjøsnes Natvig, Oddrun Pauline Ohren:
Modeling shared information spaces (SIS). 199-208 - Lydia M. S. Lau, Jayne Curson, Richard Drew, Peter M. Dew, Christine Leigh:
Use of Virtual Science Park resource rooms to support group work in a learning environment. 209-218 - Camille Bierens de Haan, Gilles Chabré, Francis Lapique, Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann:
Oxymoron, a non-distance knowledge sharing tool for social science students and researchers. 219-228 - Joseph A. Bonito, Judee K. Burgoon, Björn Bengtsson:
The role of expectations in human-computer interaction. 229-238 - Quentin Jones, Sheizaf Rafaeli:
User population and user contributions to virtual publics: a systems model. 239-248 - Andy McKinlay, Rob Procter, Anne Dunnett:
An investigation of social loafing and social compensation in computer-supported cooperative work. 249-257 - Thorsten Hampel, Reinhard Keil-Slawik, Bastian Ginger Claassen, Frank Plohmann, Christian Reimann:
Pragmatic solutions for better integration of the visually impaired in virtual communities. 258-266 - Antonietta Grasso, Michael Koch, Alessandro Rancati:
Augmenting recommender systems by embedding interfaces into practices. 267-275 - Steinar Kristoffersen, Fredrik Ljungberg:
"Making place" to make IT work: empirical explorations of HCI for mobile CSCW. 276-285 - Phil Turner, Susan Turner, Julie Horton:
From description to requirements: an activity theoretic perspective. 286-295 - Marcel Hoffmann, Kai-Uwe Loser, Thomas Walter, Thomas Herrmann:
A design process for embedding knowledge management in everyday work. 296-305 - Rebecca E. Grinter, James D. Herbsleb, Dewayne E. Perry:
The geography of coordination: dealing with distance in R&D work. 306-315 - Gerry Stahl, Thomas Herrmann:
Intertwining perspectives and negotiation. 316-325 - Wen Li, Weicong Wang, Ivan Marsic:
Collaboration transparency in the DISCIPLE framework. 326-335 - Du Li, Richard R. Muntz:
Runtime dynamics in collaborative systems. 336-345 - Peter Manhart:
A system architecture for the extension of structured information spaces by coordinated CSCW services. 346-355 - Datong Chen, Hans-Werner Gellersen:
Recognition and reasoning in an awareness support system for generation of storyboard-like views of recent activity. 356-364 - Jörg M. Haake:
Facilitating orientation in shared hypermedia workspaces. 365-374 - Paul Dourish, Richard Bentley, Rachel Jones, Allan MacLean:
Getting some perspective: using process descriptions to index document history. 375-384
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