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3 total messages Started by Susanne Hupfer Wed, 13 Mar 1991 04:26
ACM Journals/SIGs
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Author: Susanne Hupfer
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 04:26
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Can anyone tell me which ACM journals and SIGs are
of particular relevance to researchers interested in 
CSCW-related issues?   

Thanks,

Susanne Hupfer
(hupfer@cs.yale.edu)
Re: ACM Journals/SIGs
#455
Author: Dale Larson
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 13:11
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In article <29430@cs.yale.edu> hupfer-susanne@CS.YALE.EDU (Susanne Hupfer) writes:
>
>Can anyone tell me which ACM journals and SIGs are
>of particular relevance to researchers interested in 
>CSCW-related issues?   

Transactions on Office Inforormation Systems
SIGCHI, SIGOIS

-- 
Dale Larson                                       dlarson@cbmvax.commodore.com
          I work at Commodore-Amiga, not for Commodore-Amiga.
     "Oh, its not my module?  That should be easy to implement."  -bj
          "I'm not dumb but I don't understand..."  -The Kinks
Re: ACM Journals/SIGs
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Author: Bill Hefley
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 1991 23:52
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In article <29430@cs.yale.edu> hupfer-susanne@CS.YALE.EDU (Susanne Hupfer) 
writes:
>
>Can anyone tell me which ACM journals and SIGs are
>of particular relevance to researchers interested in 
>CSCW-related issues?   

This is, of course, my own biased opinion.  However, I think that TOIS -
Transactions on Information Systems, as well as CACM are the journals most
relevant.

Of the SIGs, SIGCHI - Computer-Human Interaction - and SIGOIS - Office
Information Systems - are probably best at addressing CSCW issues.  These
SIGS are involved in sponsoring the CSCW conferences, and each has their own
publication.  The SIGCHI Bulletin, for example, is a 96 page quarterly.  The
July issue of the SIGCHI Bulletin will have a focus on CSCW, including
several papers on the subject area.

For more information about ACM or SIG membership, or purchasing proceedings,
contact ACM's Headquarters at 212-869-7440.

	Bill Hefley
	Hefley.chi@xerox.com
	Editor, SIGCHI Bulletin
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