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ANNOUNCING A BRAND NEW BOOK ON GROUPWARE:
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GROUPWARE:
Software for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
David Marca and Geoffrey Bock
IEEE Computer Society Press
10662 Los Vaqueros Circle
P.O. Box 3014
Los Alamitos, CA 90720-1264
ISBN 0-8186-2637-2
INTRODUCTION: "Groupware: The Next Generation of Information Systems?"
Bock, G
1 GROUPS AND GROUPWARE
1.1 SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEMS DESIGN
"Learning from User Experience With Groupware" Bullen, C, Bennett,
J, Proceedings of CSCW'90; October 1990
1.2 COMMUNICATION, COLLABORATION, COORDINATION
"Groupware: The Research and Development Issues," Ellis, C, Gibbs,
S, Rein, G, revised and extended from CACM Vol 34 No 1; January
1991
1.3 GROUP BEHAVIOR & EVOLUTION
"Primer on Group Dynamics for Groupware Developers," Cole, P,
Nast-Cole, J invited paper
2 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS
2.1 AUGMENTATION
"Authorship Provisions In Augment" Englelbart, D, Proceedings of
COMPCON'84; February 1984
2.2 LANGUAGE
"Computer Support for Cooperative Design" Bxdker, S, Knudsen, J,
Kyng, M, Ehn, P, Madsen, K Proceedings of the 2nd Conference on
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work; September 1988
2.3 COORDINATION
"What Is Coordination Theory And How Can It Help Design Cooperative
Work Systems?" Malone, T, Crowston, K, Proceedings of CSCW'90;
October 1990
3 DESIGN METHODS
3.1 DESIGN AS COGNITION
"User-Centered Design of Collaboration Technology" Olson, G, Olson,
J, Journal of Organizational Computing Vol 1, No 1; 1991
3.2 DESIGN AS INTERVENTION
"Computer Systems and the Design of Organizational Interaction" Flores,
F, Graves, M, Hartfield, B, Winograd, T, in ACM Transactions on
Office Information Systems; April 1988
3.3 ENHANCING DESIGN METHODS
"Augmenting SADT To Develop Computer-Supported Cooperative Work"
Marca, D, Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on
Software Engineering; May 1990
4 ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES -- SYSTEM CAPABILITIES
4.1 MULTI-MEDIA ELECTRONIC MAIL
"Power, Ease of Use and Cooperative Work in a Practical Multimedia
Message System" Borenstein, N, Thyberg, C International Journal
of Man-Machine Studies Vol 34; 1991
4.2 PERSONAL NAMING
"Relevance of the X500 Directory to CSCW Applications" Prinz, W,
Pennelli, P, Proceedings of 1st European Conference on CSCW;
September 1989
4.3 CONNECTIVITY FOR CONFERENCING
"Replicated Document Management in a Group Communication System"
Kawell, L, Beckhardt, S, Halvorsen, T, Ozzie, R, Grief, I,
Proceedings of CSCW'88; September 1988
4.4 HYPERTEXT
"Hypertext: An Introduction and Survey" Conklin, J, IEEE Computer;
September 1987
5 ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES -- USER INTERFACES
5.1 THE "DESKTOP" METAPHOR
"The Xerox Star: A Retrospective" Johnson, J, Roberts, T, Verplank,
W, Smith, D, Irby, C, Beard, M, Mackey, K, IEEE Computer;
September 1989
5.2 THE "ROOMS" METAPHOR
"Rooms: The Use of Multiple Virtual Workspaces to Reduce Space
Contention in a Window-based Graphic User Interface" Henderson,
D, Card, S, ACM Transactions on Graphics, Vol 5 No 3; July 1986
5.3 THE "OFFICE BUILDING" METAPHOR
"Approaching Group Communication By Means Of An Office Building
Metaphor" Madsen, C Proceedings of 1st European Conference on
CSCW; September 1989
6 COMPUTER SUPPORTED MEETINGS
6.1 FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS
"Beyond the Chalkboard: Computer Support for Collaboration and
Problem Solving in Meetings," Stefik, M, Foster, G, Brobow, D,
Kahn, K, Lanning, S, Suchman, L Communications of the ACM;
January 1987
6.2 GROUP INTERACTION TOOLS
"Electronic Meeting Systems to Support Group Work" Nunamaker, JF,
Dennis, A, Valacich, J, Vogel, D, George, J, CACM Vol 22, No
7; July, 1991
6.3 DISTRIBUTED MEETINGS
"Experiences in the Use of a Media Space" Mantei, M, Baecker, R,
Sellen, A, Buxton, W, and Milligan, T, CHI '91 Conference
Proceedings; March 1991
7 BRIDGING TIME AND SPACE
7.1 COMPUTER CONFERENCING
"Structuring Computer-Mediated Communication Systems To Avoid
Information Overload" Hiltz, R, Turoff, M, Communications of
The ACM, Vol 28, No 7; July 1985
7.2 COLLABORATIVE AUTHORING
"Supporting Collaboration in Notecards" Trigg, R, Suchman, L,
Halasz, F Proceedings of the 1st Conference on Computer-Supported
Cooperative Work; December 1986
7.3 USING ELECTRONIC MAIL
"Diversity in the Use of Electronic Mail: A Preliminary Inquiry"
Mackay, W, ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems; October
1988
7.4 ENABLING SOCIAL PROTOCOLS
"Object Lens: A 'Spreadsheet' for Cooperative Work" Lai, K, Malone,
T, Yu, K, ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems, Vol 6,
No 4; October 1988
8 COORDINATORS
8.1 COORDINATION LANGUAGE
"Diplans: "A New Language for the Study and Implementation of
Coordination" Holt, A, ACM Transactions On Office Information
Systems; April 1988
8.2 PETRI-NET FORMALISMS
"The Communication Disciplines of CHAOS" DeCindio, F, DeMichelis,
G, Simone, C, in Concurrency And Nets, Springer-Verlag; 1988
8.3 COMMUNICATION STRUCTURES
"Local and Global Structuring of Computer Mediated Communication:
Developing Linguistic Perspectives on CSCW in COSMOS" Bowers, J,
Churcher, J, Proceedings of the 2nd Conference on Computer-Supported
Cooperative Work; September 1988
8.4 CONVERSATION TOOLKITS
"Strudel -- An Extensible Electronic Conversation Toolkit" Sheperd,
A, Mayer, N, Kuchinsky, A, Proceedings of CSCW'90; October 1990
9 WHAT MAKES FOR EFFECTIVE SYSTEMS?
9.1 INCREASED USER INVOLVEMENT
"The Supplier's Role in the Design of Products for Organisations"
Eason, K, Harker, S, The Computer Journal, Vol 31, No 5; 1988
9.2 COOPERATIVE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
"Twinkling lights and Nested Loops: Distributed Problem Solving and
Spreadsheet Development" Nardi, B, Miller, J, International
Journal of Man-Machine Studies Vol 34; April 1991
9.3 NO DISPARITY BETWEEN END-USERS
"Why CSCW Applications Fail: Problems in the Design and Evaluation
of Organizational Interfaces" Grudin, J Proceedings of the 2nd
Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work; September 1988
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