Demonstrations
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Tuesday, December 5, 4:30pm - 6:00pm, Conference Center Ballroom
Demonstrations allow us to view novel and noteworthy CSCW systems in action. Demonstrations are self-paced and informal. They are an ideal forum for in-depth discussions between presenters and attendees. Wander from table to table and engage the presenters in conversation. Explore aspects of the system that interest you most.
- Cooperative Work Tools to Support Dynamic Group Processes
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Abraham Bernstein,
New York University, USA
- I2I: An Opportunistic Communication System
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Jay Budzik,
Xiaobin Fu,
and
Kristian J. Hammond,
Northwestern University, USA
- REDUCE: A Web-based Real-time Collaborative Editor
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Chengzheng Sun
and
Haifeng Shen,
Griffith University, Australia
- FieldWise: A Mobile Knowledge Management Architecture
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Henrik Fagrell,
Kerstin Forsberg,
and
Johan Sanneblad,
The Viktoria Institute, Sweden
- CSCW for Foundry Design Using java3d
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Diego Borro,
CEIT & Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Spain,
Luis M. Matey,
CEIT & Universidad de Navarra, Spain,
and
Hector Sanchez,
Inigo Recio,
and
Alejandro Garcia-Alonso,
Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Spain
- Virtual Meeting Support in TeamSpace
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Werner Geyer,
Shahrokh Daijavad,
Tom Frauenhofer,
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA,
Heather Richter
and
Khai N. Truong,
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA,
and
Ludwich Fuchs
and
Steven Poltrock,
Boeing, USA
- "In Your Space" Displays for Casual Awareness
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Dan Gruen,
Steve Rohall,
Nosh Petigara,
and
Derek Lam,
Lotus Research, USA
- Recognizing and Supporting Roles in CSCW
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Jochen Rick
and
Bolot Kerimbaev,
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
- WebSplitter: A Unified XML Framework for Multi-Device Collaborative Web Browsing
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Richard Han,
Veronique Perret,
and
Mahmoud Naghshineh,
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA
- Privacy on a Public Display: A Cooperative LEGO Building Environment
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Garth B. D. Shoemaker
and
Kori M. Inkpen,
Simon Fraser University, Canada
- Using Machine Translation for Real-Time, Multilingual Collaboration
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Seymour Kellerman
and
Thierry Mayeur,
Lotus Development, USA
- Collaborative Component Software: The CoCoWare Framework and Its Application
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Hans C.J. Kruse,
Robert Slagter,
and
Henri ter Hofte,
Telematica Instituut, Netherlands
- VesselWorld and ADAPTIVE
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Seth M. Landsman,
Richard Alterman,
Alex Feinman,
and
Joshua Introne,
Brandeis University, USA
- An Electronic Laboratory Notebook
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James D. Myers,
Elena S. Mendoza,
and
Bonnie Hoopes,
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA
- live addressbook
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Allen E. Milewski
and
Thomas M. Smith,
AT&T Labs, USA
- Visualizing Discussion Threads
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Paul Moody,
May-Li Khoe,
and
Hyun-Yeul Lee,
Lotus Research, USA
- VOTEC: A Virtual Office for Team Collaboration
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Knut Bahr
and
Mario Hoffman,
GMD, Germany,
Magda Mourad,
Jonathan Munson,
Giovanni Pacifici,
and
Marco Pistoia,
IBM, USA,
Rolf Reinema,
GMD, Germany,
and
Alaa Youssef,
IBM, USA
- Developing Adaptive Groupware Applications Using a Mobile Component Framework
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Radu Litiu
and
Atul Prakash,
University of Michigan, USA
- Composable Collaboration Infrastructures based on Programming Patterns
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Vassil Roussev,
Prasun Dewan,
and
Vibhor Jain,
University of North Carolina, USA
- Conversation Trees and Threaded Chats
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Marc Smith
and
J.J. Cadiz,
Microsoft Research, USA,
and
Byron Burkhalter,
UCLA, USA
- M-Path, Meeting Productivity Software Demonstration
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Taco van Ieperen
and
Steven Vander Muelen,
SMART Technologies, USA
- Awarenex: Mobile Devices in Awareness and Communication
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James "Bo" Begole,
John C. Tang,
and
Nicole Yankelovich,
Sun Microsystems Laboratories, USA
Last updated: November 27, 2000