Titlebook: Collaboration and Technology; 23rd International C Carl Gutwin,Sergio F. Ochoa,Tomoo Inoue Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Internation

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Mediating Intergenerational Family Communication with Computer-Supported Domestic Technology,changes are supported. However, such technology has generally not acknowledged the complexity of designing social interaction mechanisms involving older adults, where the provided technology services and the actual needs of elderly people are not necessarily aligned. As a way to bridge this gap, we

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Worth the Wait?: The Effect of Responsiveness on Interpersonal Attraction Among Known Acquaintancestner to respond to a message. Prior work suggests violation of responsiveness expectations can lead to negative evaluations, but this has not been studied within the modern communication ecosystem, where ubiquitous mobile devices and connectivity enable constant contact with friends and colleagues.

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An Approach Using the Design Science Research for the Development of a Collaborative Assistive Systvelopment of tools to support people with cognitive problems. This paper aims to create communication artifacts, in smartphones, for the development of a collaborative geographic monitoring system, called Collabtrack. The system enables the communication among people with intellectual disabilities a

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Exploring Collaboration in the Realm of Virtual Museums,h the rich variety of possibilities for supporting collaboration among the users of virtual museums, today very few implementations offer support for such kind of activities. This paper aims at settling the value of collaboration in virtual museums by means of depicting and classifying collaborative

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Spatial Continuity and Robot-Embodied Pointing Behavior in Videoconferencing,nted these methods on the videoconferencing system and compared the effect on social telepresence (i.e. the sense that a participant feels as if he/she meets with the conversation partner in the same place). We found that the fourth method, which embodied the remote partner’s pointing behavior, enhanced social telepresence.