Vittorio Castelli, Lawrence Bergman
IUI 2007
Collaborative software has been divided into two temporal categories: synchronous and asynchronous. We argue that this binary distinction is unnecessary and harmful, and present a model for collaboration processes (i.e. the temporal record of the actions of the group members) which includes both synchronous and asynchronous software as submodels. We outline an object-oriented toolkit which implements the model, and present an application of its use in a pen-based conferencing tool.
Vittorio Castelli, Lawrence Bergman
IUI 2007
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INTERSPEECH 2017
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IEEE TETC
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CHI 1986