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                COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, 
          JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITY LINZ, AUSTRIA

                    in cooperation with

  EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR COGNITIVE ERGONOMICS (EACE) and
               IFIP WORKING GROUP 13.2 ON 
          METHODOLOGY OF USER CENTERED DESIGN


                      CALL FOR PAPERS

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      _  DESIGN OF COMPUTER SUPPORTED COOPERATIVE WORK  _
      _               AND GROUPWARE SYSTEMS             _
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               12th Interdisciplinary Workshop on
                  "Informatics and Psychology"



DATE:  June 1-3, 1993
PLACE: Schaerding, Austria


STEERING COMMITTEE:

Michael J. Tauber, University of Paderborn
Roland Traunmueller, Johannes Kepler University, Linz
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Free University Amsterdam


PROGRAMM COMMITTEE:

Liam Bannon, United Kingdom
Victoria Belotti, United Kingdom
Susanne Boedker, Denmark
Brigitte Jordan, USA
Simon Kaplan, USA
Jintae Lee, USA 
Wolfgang Prinz, Germany
Kjeld Schmidt, Denmark
Dan Shapiro, United Kingdom (Co-Chair)
A Min Tjoa, Austria
Roland Traunmueller, Austria (Co-Chair)


The purpose of this workshop is to bring together researchers 
and software developers who work on the design of Computer 
Supported Cooperative Work and Groupware Systems.

The workshop will encourage consideration of the diversity of 
activities and approaches encompassed in such design.

Contributions to the workshop may present e.g. work on design 
principles, design methods, design methodologies and software 
tools for CSCW design. Critical papers on existing approaches 
and their experimental evaluation as well as presentations of 
new alternative approaches are also solicited.

Contributions from a broad range of disciplines (Computer 
Science, Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology, AI, ...) and 
papers presenting the integration of approaches of different 
disciplines are especially encouraged.

Because of the new dimension CSCW has brought into system 
design and the amount of new design issues coming up, 
excellent papers surveying the different design approaches of 
different disciplines are also solicited.

At this workshop, leading researchers and developers in the 
field have the opportunity to discuss the state-of-the-art 
and future of CSCW design. The workshop will provide ample 
opportunity for discussions in a most congenial environment.



INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS:

Papers should be in English and comprise 8 to 12 single-
spaced pages (3000-6000 words) and an abstract of 200 words. 
Include several keywords which are suitable for 
interdisciplinary communication.  Produce a separate cover 
page with the title, the name and affiliation of the 
author(s), and a contact address (including phone number, 
fax, and e-mail). 

Publication of the workshop papers is planned as a book with 
Elsevier (North Holland) 

Paper deadline:         January 15, 1993
Notification:           March 1, 1993
Final versions due:     May 15, 1993

Send 3 copies of papers to: 

Dan Shapiro, Program Co-Chair
Department of Sociology and Centre for Research in CSCW
Lancaster University
LANCASTER,  LA1 4YL,  UK

Tel:   +44 524 65201 ext. 4175
FAX:   +44 524 844788
Email: shapiro@lancaster.ac.uk



FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Michael J. Tauber
Department of Computer Science
University Paderborn
Warburgerstr. 100
D-4790 Paderborn
Germany

Email: tauber@uni-paderborn.de