INF5261 - Spring 2006

Pensumartiklene i INF5261

  1. Aagre, P: Changing place: Contexts of awareness in computing, 2001. Interactions. 18 s.
  2. Bellotti V and Bly S: Walking Away from the Desktop Computer: Distributed Collaboration and Mobility in a Product Design Team, 1996. ACM.
  3. Brown JS and Duguid P: Borderline issues: social and material aspects of design, 1994. Interactions

    HTML-versjon : http://www.sociallifeofinformation.com/Borderline_Issues.htm

    34 s.
  4. Harrison S and Dourish P: Re-Place-ing Space: The Roles of Place and Space in Collaborative Systems, 1996. CSCW/ACM. 10 s.
  5. Kraut R, E, Miller M, D and Siegel J: Collaboration in performance of physical tasks: effects on outcomes and communication, 1996. CSCW/ACM. 10 s.
  6. Luff P and Heath C: Mobility in Collaboration, 1998. CSCW/ACM. 10 s.
  7. Rheingold: Look who's talking, 2001. Wired magazine 7-01. 8 s.
  8. Rhodes BJ, Minar N and Weaver J: Wearable Computing Meets Ubiquitous Computing : reaping the best of both worlds, 1999. Symposium on wearable computing. 11 s.
  9. Silberman S: Just say Nokia , 1999. Wired magazine. 13 s.
  10. Umble DZ : The Amish and the telephone (chapter 1), In Consuming technologies, media and information in domestic spaces. Silverstone R and Hirsch E (eds.). London, Routledge. 12 s.
  11. Arnhold, M: On the phenomenology of technology: the "janus-faces" of mobile phones, 2003. Information and Organization 13. 26 s.
  12. Mingers, J: Embodying information systems: the contribution of phenomenology, 2001. Information and organization 11.
  13. Fallman, D: Enabling Physical Collaboration in Industrial Settings by Designing for Embodied Interaction, 2003. Proceedings of the Latin American Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, August 17-20), New York, NY: ACM . 11 s.
  14. Schilit, B., Hilbert D., Trevor, J.: Context-Aware Communication, 2002. IEEE Wireless Communications. 9 s.
  15. Masao Kakihara & Carsten Sorensen: Expanding the 'Mobility' Concept, 2001. SlGGROUP Bulletin December 2001Nol 22, No.3. 5 s.

Sum: 15 artikler over 177 sider (to ikke talt opp).

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