Workshops

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  Robert Capra, Jaime Teevan: Personal information management in a socially networked world. 1-2
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  Matthew J. Bietz, Andrea Wiggins, Mark Handel, Cecilia Aragon: Data-intensive collaboration in science and engineering. 3-4
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  Anna De Liddo, Simon Buckingham Shum, Gregorio Convertino, Ágnes Sándor, Mark Klein: Collective intelligence as community discourse and action. 5-6
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  Elizabeth M. Bonsignore, Derek L. Hansen, Zachary O. Toups, Lennart E. Nacke, Anastasia Salter, Wayne G. Lutters: Mixed reality games. 7-8
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  Joshua Introne, Karen Levy, Sean Munson, Sean P. Goggins, Rick Wash, Cecilia Aragon: Design, influence, and social technologies: techniques, impacts, and ethics. 9-10
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  Jina Huh, Andrea Hartzler, Sean A. Munson, Nick R. Anderson, Kelly Edwards, John L. Gore, David W. McDonald, Jim O'Leary, Andrea Parker, Derek Streat, Meliha Yetisgen-Yildiz, Mark S. Ackerman, Wanda Pratt: Brainstorming design for health: helping patients utilize patient-generated information on the web. 11-12
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  Volkmar Pipek, Leysia Palen, Jonas Landgren: Workshop summary: collaboration & crisis informatics (CCI'2012). 13-14
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  Manfred Tscheligi, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Astrid Weiss, Volker Wulf, Vanessa Evers, Bilge Mutlu: Exploring collaboration in challenging environments: from the car to the factory and beyond. 15-16
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  Andrew Begel, James D. Herbsleb, Margaret-Anne D. Storey: The future of collaborative software development. 17-18
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  Heather Richter Lipford, Pamela J. Wisniewski, Cliff Lampe, Lorraine G. Kisselburgh, Kelly Caine: Reconciling privacy with social media. 19-20
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  Nikos I. Karacapilidis, Lydia Lau, Charlotte Lee, Stefan Rüping: Mastering data-intensive collaboration through the synergy of human and machine reasoning. 21-22
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  Patrick Jermann, Darren Gergle, Roman Bednarik, Susan Brennan: Duet 2012: dual eye tracking in CSCW. 23-24
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  Agustina, Ning Gu, Claudia-Lavinia Ignat, Pascal Molli, Haifeng Shen, David Sun, Chengzheng Sun: The twelfth international workshop on collaborative editing systems. 25-26
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  Susan Wyche, Elisa Oreglia, Morgan G. Ames, Christopher Hoadley, Aditya Johri, Phoebe Sengers, Charles Steinfield: Learning from marginalized users: reciprocity in HCI4D. 27-28

Panel overviews

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  m. c. schraefel, Wendy Kellog, Mark Ackerman, Gary Marsden, Susanne Bødker, Susan Wyche, Madhu Reddy, Mark Rouncefield: Domain crossing: how much expertise is enough? 29-32
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  Andrea Forte, Judd Antin, Shaowen Bardzell, Leigh Honeywell, John Riedl, Sarah Stierch: Some of all human knowledge: gender and participation in peer production. 33-36
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  John C. Tang, Carolyn Wei, Reena Kawal: Social telepresence bakeoff: Skype group video calling, google+ hangouts, and microsoft avatar kinect. 37-40

Video presentation abstracts

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  Hwajung Hong, Jennifer G. Kim, Gregory D. Abowd, Rosa I. Arriaga: SocialMirror: motivating young adults with autism to practice life skills in a social world. 41-42
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  Susanne Hupfer, Michael Muller, Stephen E. Levy, Daniel M. Gruen, Andrew Sempere, Steven I. Ross, Reid Priedhorsky: MoCoMapps: mobile collaborative map-based applications. 43-44
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  Nicolas Mangano, André van der Hoek: A tool for distributed software design collaboration. 45-46
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  Marcos Báez, Gregorio Convertino: Innovation cockpit: a dashboard for facilitators in idea management. 47-48
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  Anna De Liddo, Ágnes Sándor, Simon Buckingham Shum: Cohere and XIP: human annotation harnessing machine annotation power. 49-50
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  Andrées Monroy-Hernáandez, Frances Yun: A monkey and a stick figure: stories of remixing and social creativity. 51-52
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  Kathrin Knautz, Daniel Guschauski, Daniel Miskovic, Tobias Siebenlist, Jens Terliesner, Wolfgang G. Stock: Incentives for emotional multimedia tagging. 53-54

Interactive poster

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  Judd Antin, Marco de Sá, Elizabeth F. Churchill: Local experts and online review sites. 55-58
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  Marcos Báez, Gregorio Convertino: Designing a facilitator's cockpit for an idea management system. 59-62
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  Andrew L. Brooks, Coye Cheshire: Ad-itudes: twitter users & advertising. 63-66
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  Mateusz Dolata, Ibrahim Cakir, Kashyap Todi, Nils Jeners: From heavyweight framework to lightweight patchwork. 67-70
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  Sally A. Coovert, Adam Ducey, Mark Grichanik, Michael D. Coovert, Robert Nelson: Hey doc, is that your stethoscope?: increasing engagement in medical education and training with iPads. 71-74
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  Mary Beth Deline, Eric P. S. Baumer, Geri Gay: Normative communication processes and associated emotion in mobile health groups. 75-78
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  Tao Dong, Mark S. Ackerman, Mark W. Newman: Social overlays: augmenting existing UIs with social cues. 79-82
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  Catherine Garbay, Fabien Badeig, Jean Caelen: Normative multi-agent approach to support collaborative work in distributed tangible environments. 83-86
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  Nicole Gridling, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Manfred Tscheligi: I need help!: exploring collaboration in the car. 87-90
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  Benjamin V. Hanrahan, Gregorio Convertino, Les Nelson: Modeling problem difficulty and expertise in stackoverflow. 91-94
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  Müge Haseki, Chirag Shah, Roberto I. González-Ibáñez: Time as a trigger of interaction and collaboration in research teams: a diary study. 95-98
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  Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi, Steve Sawyer: Social networking technologies and organizational knowledge sharing as a sociotechnical ecology. 99-102
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  Aaron Houssian: Connecting artefacts of R&D teams to their routines: how boundary objects are created and used. 103-106
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  Claudia Iacob: Using design patterns in collaborative interaction design processes. 107-110
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  Tobias Buschmann Iversen, Line Melby, Andreas Dypvik Landmark, Pieter J. Toussaint: Variations in surgical patient trajectories: challenges for coordination. 111-114
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  Durga M. Kandasamy, Kristal Curtis, Armando Fox, David A. Patterson: Diversity within the crowd. 115-118
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  Bridget Kane, Saturnino Luz: Collaboration and multimedia: identifying equilibrium in the MDT information ecosystem. 119-122
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  Ruogu Kang, Sara B. Kiesler: Do collaborators' annotations help or hurt asynchronous analysis. 123-126
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  Azmina Karimi, Carman Neustaedter: From high connectivity to social isolation: communication practices of older adults in the digital age. 127-130
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  Karina Kervin, Margaret Hedstrom: How research funding affects data sharing. 131-134
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  Hyangah Kim, Woohun Lee: Framing creative uses for describing cases of appropriation. 135-138
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  Funda Kivran-Swaine, Samuel Brody, Nicholas Diakopoulos, Mor Naaman: Of joy and gender: emotional expression in online social networks. 139-142
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  Patricia M. Kluckner, Roland Buchner, Astrid Weiss, Manfred Tscheligi: Repair now: collaboration between maintainers, operators and equipment in a cleanroom. 143-146
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  Tomohiro Kokogawa, Yuji Maeda, Toshihiro Ajiki, Junko Itou, Jun Munemori: The effect to quality of creativity with sampling partial data from a large number of idea cards. 147-150
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  David R. Lamas, Vladimir Tomberg, Mart Laanpere: A conceptual model for collaborative scientific writing. 151-154
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  Shaimaa Y. Lazem, Denis Gracanin, Steve Harrison: Effects of context-sensitive delays on group dynamics in 3D virtual worlds. 155-158
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  Peyina Lin, Natascha Karlova, John Marino, Michael B. Eisenberg: Highly sought after: second life continued use. 159-162
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  Jennifer Marlow, Laura A. Dabbish: Designing interventions to reduce psychological distance in globally distributed teams. 163-166
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  Kimra McPherson, Kai Huotari, F. Yo-Shang Cheng, David Humphrey, Coye Cheshire, Andrew L. Brooks: Glitter: a mixed-methods study of twitter use during glee broadcasts. 167-170
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  Manas Mittal, Wei Wu, Steve Rubin, Sam Madden, Björn Hartmann: Bribecaster: documenting bribes through community participation. 171-174
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  Mai Miyabe, Asako Miura, Eiji Aramaki: Use trend analysis of twitter after the great east japan earthquake. 175-178
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  Jennifer A. Noble: Minority voices of crowdsourcing: why we should pay attention to every member of the crowd. 179-182
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  Lora Oehlberg, Jasmine Jones, Alice M. Agogino, Björn Hartmann: Dazzle: supporting framing in co-located design teams through remote collaboration tool. 183-186
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  Kyunghui Oh, Yoon Suk Lee: "Who should i talk to?": fostering a spontaneous F2F interaction in a conference. 187-190
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  Sameer Patil, Apu Kapadia: Are you exposed?: conveying information exposure. 191-194
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  Daniel Perry, Cecilia R. Aragon: Measuring distributed affect in collaborative games. 195-198
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  Afarin Pirzadeh, Mark S. Pfaff: Expression of emotion in IM. 199-202
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  Daniela Retelny, Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Jeffrey T. Hancock: Tweeting for class: using social media to enable student co-construction of lectures. 203-206
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  Chandan Sarkar, Donghee Yvette Wohn, Cliff Lampe: Predicting length of membership in online community "everything2" using feedback. 207-210
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  Saurabh Srivastava, Nitendra Rajput, Gururaj Mahajan: SWAicons: spoken web audio icons - design, implications and evaluation. 211-214
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  Vandana Singh, Sheetija Kathuria, Aditya Johri: Newcomer integration and learning in OSS technical support communities. 215-218
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  Jaime Snyder: Let me draw you a picture: coordination in image-enabled conversation. 219-222
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  Jason Tsay, Laura Dabbish, James D. Herbsleb: Social media and success in open source projects. 223-226
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  Sarah Vieweg: Twitter communications in mass emergency: contributions to situational awareness. 227-230
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  James R. Wallace, Joseph A. Pape, Yu-Ling Betty Chang, Phillip J. McClelland, T. C. Nicholas Graham, Stacey D. Scott, Mark S. Hancock: Exploring automation in digital tabletop board game. 231-234
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  Carman Neustaedter, Tejinder K. Judge: See it: a scalable location-based game for promoting physical activity. 235-238
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  Danli Wang, Li Shen, Hongan Wang: A collaborative sketch animation creation system on mobile devices. 239-242
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  Hiroko Wilensky, David F. Redmiles: A blog considered from the perspectives of social practice theory. 243-246
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  Koen Willaert, Zhe Lou, Sigurd Van Broeck, Marc Van den Broeck, An Jacobs: Evaluating PresenceScape: a 3D virtual world application to support social awareness and informal communication in distributed teams. 247-250
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  Huanhuan Xia, Xianghua Ding, Tun Lu, Qi Wang, Ning Gu: Mobility in online communities: a case study of mobile BBS in use in China. 251-254
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  Lu Xiao: Rationale flower: a visualization tool for identifying hidden profiles in instant messaging. 255-258
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  Jianjun Yu, Kejun Dong, Kai Nan: Duckling: towards cloud service for scientific collaboration system. 259-262

Demonstration

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  Sameer Halai, Shelly Farnham, Greg Melander, Flynn Joffray, Nathan Roberton, Craig Jensen: Dotastic: achieving goals by socializing tasks. 263-264
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  Paul Tanner, Varnali Shah: Improving remote collaboration through side-by-side telepresence. 265-266
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  Russell MacKenzie, Kirstie Hawkey, Kellogg S. Booth, Zhangbo Liu, Presley Perswain, Sukhveer S. Dhillon: LACOME: a multi-user collaboration system for shared large displays. 267-268
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  Anne Marie Piper, Nadir Weibel, James D. Hollan: A pen-based toolkit for authoring collaborative language activities. 269-270
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  Juho Kim, Benjamin Malley, Joel Brandt, Mira Dontcheva, Diana Joseph, Krzysztof Z. Gajos, Robert C. Miller: Photoshop with friends: a synchronous learning community for graphic design. 271-272
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  Sasa Junuzovic, Kori Inkpen, Tom Blank, Anoop Gupta: PixIO: sharing any surface. 273-274
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  Adam Perer, Ido Guy: SaNDVis: visual social network analytics for the enterprise. 275-276
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  Trond T. Nilsen, Nell Carden Grey, Batya Friedman: Public curation of a historic collection: a means for speaking safely in public. 277-278
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  Zhenzhen Zhao, Ji Liu, Noël Crespi: Dig-event: let's socialize around events. 279-280

CSCW horizon presentation

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  Matthew T. Mullarkey: Socially immature organizations: a typology of social networking systems [SNS] with organizations as users [OAU]. 281-292
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  Yue Pan, John C. Thomas: Hot or not: a qualitative study on ecological impact of social media & fashion consumption. 293-300
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  Lu Xiao, Jennifer Martin: Supporting parent-young child activities with interactive tabletops: a conceptual analysis. 301-310

Doctoral colloquium

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  Andrew L. Brooks: Information & social networks: engineering attitudes & behaviors. 311-314
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  Brian C. Keegan: Breaking news on wikipedia: dynamics, structures, and roles in high-tempo collaboration. 315-318
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  Daniela K. Rosner: Craft, computing & culture. 319-322
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  Hrönn Brynjarsdóttir: Gone fishin': information technology in the icelandic fishery. 323-326
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  Ilaria Redaelli: Planning in an Italian airport. 327-330
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  James R. Wallace: Using teamwork and taskwork to study mixed-focus collaboration. 331-334
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  Jodi Schneider: Building a standpoints web to support decision-making in wikipedia. 335-338
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  Kate Starbird: Crowd computation: organizing information during mass disruption events. 339-342
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  Lindsay Reynolds: The use of awareness displays for role clarity in distributed workgroups. 343-346
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  Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi: Social networking technologies and knowledge sharing in organizations. 347-350
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  Osama Mansour: Social media at work: structures of collaboration. 351-354
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  Peter Samuelson Wardrip: Collective capabilities: building a theory of coordinated collective action in a networked improvement community. 355-358
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  Tyler Pace: Creative self-expression in socio-technical systems. 359-362
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  Irene Eleta: Multilingual use of twitter: social networks and language choice. 363-366

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