Groupware: Design, Implementation, and Use

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Key Note.
• On Theory-Driven Design of Collaboration Technology and Process.
• Knowledge Management.
• Divergence Occurrences in Knowledge Sharing Communities.
• On the Convergence of Knowledge Management and Groupware.
• Applying Group Storytelling in Knowledge Management.
• Ranking the Web Collaboratively and Categorising It to Produce Digital Collections.
• Understanding and Supporting Knowledge Flows in a Community of Software Developers.
• Awareness.
• A Framework for Asynchronous Change Awareness in Collaboratively-Constructed Documents.
• Increasing Awareness in Distributed Software Development Workspaces.
• Ariane: An Awareness Mechanism for Shared Databases.
• Design of Awareness Interface for Distributed Teams in Display-Rich Advanced Collaboration Environments.
• Support for Collaboration Processes.
• Combining Communication and Coordination Toward Articulation of Collaborative Activities.
• ThinkLets as Building Blocks for Collaboration Processes: A Further Conceptualization.
• Bridging the Gap Between Decisions and Their Implementations.
• CreEx: A Framework for Creativity in Cooperative Problem Solving.
• Collaboration Applications.
• SaGISC: A Geo-Collaborative System.
• Blind to Sighted Children Interaction Through Collaborative Environments.
• Implementing Stick-Ons for Spreadsheets.
• Empirical Evaluation of Collaborative Support for Distributed Pair Programming.
• Groupware Infrastructure.
• Communicating Design Knowledge with Groupware Technology Patterns.
• Adaptable Shared Workspace to Support Multiple Collaboration Paradigms.
• A Decoupled Architecture for Action-Oriented Coordination and Awareness Management in CSCL/W Frameworks.
• Reusing Groupware Applications.
• Distributed Dynamic-Locking in Real-Time Collaborative Editing Systems.
• Computer Supported Collaborative Lerning.
• A Model for a Collaborative Recommender System for Multimedia Learning Material.
• An Integrated Approach for Analysing and Assessing the Performance of Virtual Learning Groups.
• A Tailorable Collaborative Learning System That Combines OGSA Grid Services and IMS-LD Scripting.
• A Model for CSCL Allowing Tailorability: Implementation in the “Electronic Schoolbag” Groupware.
• Mobile Collaborative Work.
• Representing Context for an Adaptative Awareness Mechanism.
• Opportunistic Interaction in P2P Ubiquitous Environments.
• Mobile Support for Collaborative Work.