Proceedings of the 2006 Annual Research Conference of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Techno 2006
DOI: 10.1145/1216262.1216284
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A survey and comparison of CSCW groupware applications

Abstract: Groupware allows many concurrent users to work on the same project. Whereas a single user system focuses on the individual, Groupware focuses on the group. We take a look at what makes a CSCW application, the categories of CSCW applications, and the differences between CSCW and Groupware. We compare a number of academic and commercial systems against a number of criteria. We conclude by comparing each of these systems against all criteria. We notice the similarities and differences between each of these system… Show more

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“…These dimensions combined represent the different possible types of collaboration in a collaborative project. Rama (2006) presents a four quadrant these combinations (Table 1). first quadrant considers meetings where collaborators share time and place, like a scheduled meeting between staff in a conference room.…”
Section: Computer-supported Cooperative Work (Cscw)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These dimensions combined represent the different possible types of collaboration in a collaborative project. Rama (2006) presents a four quadrant these combinations (Table 1). first quadrant considers meetings where collaborators share time and place, like a scheduled meeting between staff in a conference room.…”
Section: Computer-supported Cooperative Work (Cscw)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A classe de problemas relacionados à colaboração une pesquisadores de diferentes áreas, buscando resolver não apenas problemas relacionados a hardware e software, mas também incluindo questões sociais, econômicas, de educação, entre outros (a depender do domínio da aplicação) (Grudin, 1994;Rama & Bishop, 2006).…”
Section: Trabalho Colaborativo Apoiado Por Computadorunclassified
“…A ideia temporal da interação define o sincronismo entre os usuários nos sistemas colaborativos, que podem estar trabalhando em tempo real (ou síncrono), ou cada um realizando suas atividades em momentos diferentes (assíncrono) (Ellis et al, 1991;Rama & Bishop, 2006).…”
Section: Trabalho Colaborativo Apoiado Por Computadorunclassified
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