The 2011 ACM Conference on
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
March 19–23, 2011 · Hangzhou, China
Advance Program · Papers & Notes
Quick Links to Sessions
- Social Computing in China
- The ICT that Binds
- Making Invisible Visible
- Comment Here:
- Real-Time Groupware
- Personality & Profiles
- Distributed Teams
- Creating Context for Collaboration
- Enterprise
- Social Computing
- Identity and Self-Disclosure
- Inferring Patterns from Usage Data in Programming and Search
- Shared Workspaces
- Health Care
- E-Science
- Under the Hood
Social Computing in China
Monday, March 21, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom II
Chair: Jenn Thom-Santelli
Microblogging after a Major Disaster in China: A Case Study of the 2010 Yushu Earthquake
Enterprise Blogging in a Global Context: Comparing Chinese and American Practices
Best Paper Nominee
Virtual Gifts and Guanxi: Supporting Social Exchange in a Chinese Online Community
The ICT that Binds
Monday, March 21, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom III
Chair: Bob Moore
Understanding Technology Choices and Values through Social Class
CoupleVIBE: Mobile Implicit Communication to improve Awareness for (Long-Distance) Couples
(Whose) Value-Sensitive Design? A Study of Long-Distance Relationships in an Arabic Cultural Context
Making Invisible Visible
Monday, March 21, 16:30–18:00in Ballroom II
Chair: Kori Inkpen
Chalk Sounds: The Effects of Dynamic Synthesized Audio on Workspace Awareness in Distributed Groupware
Improving Visibility of Remote Gestures in Distributed Tabletop Collaboration
A GPU based, projective multi-texturing approach to reconstructing the 3D human form for application in tele-presence
Comment Here:
Monday, March 21, 16:30–18:00in Ballroom III
Chair: N Sadat Shami
Best Paper Nominee
The Politics of Comments: Predicting Political Orientation of News Stories with Commenters' Sentiment Patterns
Best Paper Nominee
“We will never forget you [online]”: An empirical investigation of post-mortem MySpace comments
Towards Quality Discourse in Online News Comments
Real-Time Groupware
Tuesday, March 22, 9:00–10:30in Ballroom II
Chair: Jakob Bardram
Real-Time Groupware in the Browser: Testing the Performance of Web-Based Networking
Best Paper Nominee
It’s About Time: Confronting Latency in the Development of Groupware Systems
Back to the Future: A Hybrid Approach to Transparent Sharing of Video Games over the Internet in Real Time
Personality & Profiles
Tuesday, March 22, 9:00–10:30in Ballroom III
Chair: Vanessa Evers
Sociable Killers: Understanding Social Relationships in an Online First-Person Shooter Game
“I’ll press Play, but I won’t listen”: Profile Work in a Music-focused Social Network Service
Blog Tells What Kind of Personality You Have: Egogram Estimation from Japanese Weblog
Best Note Nominee
Contact Stratification and Deception: Blackberry Messenger versus SMS Use Among Students
Distributed Teams
Tuesday, March 22, 11:00–12:30in Ballroom II
Chair: David Millen
Best Paper Nominee
From Ethnographic Study to Mixed Reality: A Remote Collaborative Troubleshooting System
Your Time Zone or Mine? A Study of Globally Time Zone-Shifted Collaboration
Collaborative Rhythm: Temporal Dissonance and Alignment in Collaborative Scientific Work
Creating Context for Collaboration
Tuesday, March 22, 11:00–12:30in Ballroom III
Chair: Bonnie Nardi
Creating a Context of Trust with ICTs: Restoring a Sense of Normalcy in the Environment
From Diversity to Creativity: Stimulating Group Brainstorming with Cultural Differences and Conversationally-Retrieved Pictures
Best Paper Nominee
Designing Incentives for Inexpert Human Raters
Enterprise
Tuesday, March 22, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom I
Chair: Volker Wulf
Do You Want to Know? Recommending Strangers in the Enterprise
Browse and Discover: Social File Sharing in the Enterprise
Best Note Nominee
Look Ma, No Email! Blogs and IRC as Primary and Preferred Communication Tools in a Distributed Firm
Working Around Official Applications: Experiences from a Large Engineering Project
Organizational Acculturation and Social Networking
Photo sharing in diverse distributed teams
Social Computing
Tuesday, March 22, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom II
Chair: Amy Voida
Increasing Commitment to Online Communities by Designing for Social Presence
Thanks and Tweets: Comparing Two Public Displays
“It's not that I don't have problems, I'm just not putting them on Facebook”: Challenges and Opportunities in Using Online Social Networks for Health
Best Note Nominee
Forget Online Communities? Revisit Cooperative Work!
Peaks and Persistence: Modeling the Shape of Microblog Conversations
Identity and Self-Disclosure
Tuesday, March 22, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom III
Chair: Sara Kiesler
Faceted Identity, Faceted Lives: Social and Technical Issues with Being Yourself Online
Best Paper Nominee
SELECT * FROM USER: Infrastructure and Socio-technical Representation
Network Properties and Social Sharing of Emotions in Social Awareness Streams
Me and My Avatar: Exploring Users’ Comfort with Avatars for Workplace Communication
Best Note Nominee
A Tale of Two Languages: Strategic Self-Disclosure via Language Selection on Facebook
With A Little Help From My Friends: Can Social Navigation Inform Interpersonal Privacy Preferences?
Inferring Patterns from Usage Data in Programming and Search
Wednesday, March 23, 9:00–10:30in Ballroom II
Chair: Patrick Wagstrom
“Not My Bug!” and Other Reasons for Software Bug Report Reassignments
Peer Interaction Effectively, yet Infrequently, Enables Programmers to Discover New Tools
Best Paper Nominee
Three Sequential Positions for Query Repair in Interactions with Internet Search Engines
Shared Workspaces
Wednesday, March 23, 11:00–12:30in Ballroom II
Chair: John Tang
Supporting Air Traffic Control Collaboration with a TableTop System
Best Paper Nominee
See what I'm saying? Using dyadic mobile eye tracking to study collaborative reference
Using F-formations to analyse spatial patterns of interaction in physical environments
Health Care
Wednesday, March 23, 11:00–12:45in Ballroom III
Chair: Pernille Bjørn
Activity Analysis — Applying Activity Theory to Analyze Complex Work in Hospitals
Coordinating Time-Critical Work with Role-Tagging
Improving Communication and Social Support for Caregivers of High-Risk Infants through Mobile Technologies
Health Information Use in Chronic Care Cycles
E-Science
Wednesday, March 23, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom II
Chair: Louise Barkhuus
Scientific Software Production: Incentives and Collaboration
Research Team Integration: What It Is and Why It Matters
The Values of Data: Considering the Context of Production in Data Economies
Under the Hood
Wednesday, March 23, 14:30–16:00in Ballroom III
Chair: Steve Voida
Best Paper Nominee
Scheduling in Variable-Core Collaborative Systems
ReConMUC - Adaptable consistency requirements for efficient large-scale multi-user chat
An operational transformation based synchronization protocol for Web 2.0 applications
Papers & Notes Co-chairs
- Jakob Bardram, IT University of Copenhagen
- Nicolas Ducheneaut, Palo Alto Research Center
- papers-notes@cscw2011.org