Titlebook: ECSCW 2003; Proceedings of the E Kari Kuutti,Eija Helena Karsten,Kjeld Schmidt Conference proceedings 2003 Springer Science+Business Media

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,Überblick. Forschungsaufgaben,ns explored users’ perceptions of how they responded to email and formed expectations of others’ responses to them. We identified ways in which users maintain and cultivate a . for projecting expectations about their email response. We also discuss other contextual cues people use to discover email

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Abgrenzung von verwandten Gattungsformen,that was provided for a .. Small teams of facilitators were recruited, trained, and assigned to each of six discussion forums of ManagerJam, a 48 hour meeting of over 8,000 managers in a large global technology company. Through examination of pre-Jam records, analysis of the Jam conversation archive

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Future Prospects and Challengesoving the correction of these transformation functions is very complex and error prone. In this paper, we show how a theorem prover can address this serious bottleneck. To validate our approach, we have verified the correctness of state-of-art transformation functions defined on Strings with surpris

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Sreeraj Ramachandran,Ajita Rattanioup awareness have been presented. They basically capture information from the environment, process it, and present it to the users. In general, only the information . is captured without capturing information about its context of origin. Furthermore, the information is then often presented to the u

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,Fachkräftemangel im Bauhauptgewerbe,their activities or of the problems they face. This paper presents an ethnographic study of city tourists’ practices that draws out a number of implications for designing tourist technology. We describe how tourists work together in groups, collaborate around maps and guidebooks, and both ‘pre-’ and

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rooms and long-distance interaction facilitated through e.g. telephones, e-mail, the www or teleconferences lie a number of work-settings in which actors move about continuously in order to accomplish their work. They do so because they need to get access to knowledge, resources, persons and/or pla

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