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Started by Daniel Mittleman
Wed, 11 Nov 1992 06:11
listing of "groupware" journals and proceedings
Author: Daniel Mittleman
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 06:11
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 06:11
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I posted a note the other day in which I asked David Stodolsky (our
fearless moderator) whether it might be appropriate to add information
about journals and proceedings which contain GDSS or CSCW articles to
his FAQ file. He wrote back and politely stated it should be a
separate file and suggested I collect such information (such are the
fortunes of opening my mouth too often.) :>
So, I am happy to collect this information, compile it into a coherent
listing and both post it here and place it at a readily accessible ftp
site (which I assume would then be referenced in the FAQ posting.) If
you have interest in this, please read on. If not, its time to go to
the next post.
Please respond to any or all of the following questions:
1. What do you consider the "A" journals for GDSS, CSCW, EMS, CMC, and
groupware work?
2. What do you consider the "B" journals for GDSS, CSCW, EMS, CMC, and
groupware work?
(If you have any specific comments about particular journals, feel
free to include them.)
3. What Conference Proceedings to you find most helpful in searching
for new GDSS, CSCW, EMS, CMC, or groupware work?
4. What books do you consider important reading for those
interesed in GDSS, CSCW, EMS, CMC, or groupware?
5. What do you consider the seminal papers to be in GDSS, CSCW, EMS,
CMC, groupware field?
6. If someone came to you and wanted to learn about this field from
scratch, what reading list would you suggest?
7. Do you have any other comments about the literature in this field
which might be useful to someone new to the field?
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daniel david mittleman - danny@arizona.edu - (602) 621-2932
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