From: tauber@uni-paderborn.de (Michael Tauber) Subject: EVENT: CSCW Workshop, Design of CSCW, Austria, June 1993 Date: 31 Mar 1993 20:02:57 +0200 Organization: Universitaet Paderborn, Germany Crossposted from comp.human-factors COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITY LINZ (AUSTRIA) in cooperation with EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR COGNITIVE ERGONOMICS (EACE) and IFIP WORKING GROUP 13.2 ON METHODOLOGY OF USER CENTERED DESIGN DESIGN OF COMPUTER SUPPORTED COOPERATIVE WORK AND GROUPWARE SYSTEMS 12th Interdisciplinary Workshop on "Informatics and Psychology" TIME: June 1-3, 1993 PLACE: Schaerding, Austria (Kammer der Gewerblichen Wirtschaft) STEERING COMMITTEE: Michael J. Tauber, University Paderborn Roland Traunmueller, Johannes Kepler University Linz Gerrit C. van der Veer, Free University Amsterdam PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Liam Bannon, Ireland Victoria Bellotti, United Kingdom Susanne Boedker, Denmark Alain Giboin, France Brigitte Jordan, USA Simon Kaplan, USA Jintae Lee, USA Wolfgang Prinz, Germany Kjeld Schmidt, Denmark Dan Shapiro, United Kingdom (Co-Chair) A Min Tjoa, Austria Roland Traunmueller, Austria (Co-Chair) Preliminary programme Monday, 31 May 1993, 20.00 Informal meeting in the "Gasthaus zur Stiege" Tuesday, 1 June 1993, 8.30 - 9.30 Registration in the "Kammer der Gewerblichen Wirtschaft" Tuesday, 1 June 1993, 9.30 - 13.00 Dan Shapiro and Michael J. Tauber Welcome and introduction SESSION 1: ETHNOGRAPHY AND DESIGN Brigitte Jordan, Xerox PARC and IRL Ethnographic workplace studies and CSCW John Hughes, Val King, John Mariani, Tom Rodden and Mike Twidale, CSCW Research Center Lancaster Paperwork and its lessons for database systems: An initial assessment Akira Miyoshi, Toshiba Corporation Some considerations upon utilization of a bulletin board system Tuesday, 1 June 1993, 14.30 - 18.30 SESSION 2: GROUPWARE REQUIREMENTS Thomas Herrmann, Volker Wulf and Anja Hartmann, University Bonn Requirements for human-centred design of groupware Peter Mambrey, GMD St. Augustin Negotiation and bargaining. The market metaphor as a requirement analysis tool in CSCW design Kishore Sengupta and Dov Te'eni, Naval Postgraduate School and Bar-Ilan University Incorporating multiple levels of information processing in CSCW: An Integrated Design Approach Dirk Mahling, University of Pittsburgh Approaching design for integrated CSCW-DAI systems Tuesday, 1 June 1993, 20.00 Conference Dinner (Romantikhotel Gasthaus Forstinger) Wednesday, 2 June 1993, 9.00 - 13.00 SESSION 3: TOOLS AND PLATFORMS Kjeld Schmidt and Tom Rodden, Risoe National Laboratory and Lancaster University Putting it all together: Requirements for a CSCW platform I.T. Hawryszkiewycz, University of Technology Sydney A CSCW design tool concept based on generic concepts Norihiko Matsuura, Go Fujino, Ken-ichi Okada and Yukata Matsushita, Matsushita Lab and Keio University Venus: A tele-communication environment to support awareness for informal interactions Franz Penz and Pedro Antunes, INESC Lisbon Feedback in computer supported cooperation systems: Example of the user interface design for a talk-like tool Jan Rekers and I. Sprinkhuizen-Kuyper, University Leiden A LOTOS specification of a CSCW tool Wednesday, 2 June 1993, 14.30 - 21.00 Trip and dinner (Heurigenjause) Thursday, 3 June 1993, 9.00 - 12.00 SESSION 4: COMBINING APPROACHES Kari Kuutti, University of Oulu Coping with active subjects - the emergence of CSCW from IS and HCI traditions Dan Shapiro, CSCW Research Center Lancaster Ferrets in a sack? Ethnographic studies and task analysis in CSCW D.A. Bell and Peter Johnson, Queen Mary College A contingency model for groupware design and tailoring Thursday, 3 June 1993, 14.00 - 17.00 SESSION 5: RE-EVALUATIONS Douglas Bogia, William Tollone, Celsina Bignole and Simon Kaplan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Issues in the design of collaborative systems: Lessons from 'Conversation Builder' Liam Bannon, University Limerick Use, design and evaluation: Steps towards an integration Thomas Schael, RSO Milano System design for cooperative work in the language action perspective: A case study Dan Shapiro Closing CONFERENCE FEE Austrian Schilling 3.000,-- (members of EACE) Austrian Schilling 3.200,-- (others) (1 US$ is about 11 Austrian Schilling) The conference fee includes refreshments, conference dinner (1 June), trip (2 June), and Heurigenjause (dinner at June 2). It includes also preprints of the papers presented at the conference. FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONS PLEASE CONTACT Michael J. Tauber University Paderborn, FB 17 Warburgerstr. 100 D-4790 Paderborn Germany Phone: +49 (5251) 60 2637 or 60 2617 FAX: +49 (5251) 60 3836 email: tauber@uni-paderborn.de HOW TO TRAVEL TO SCHAERDING Schaerding is a small famous baroque town in the north of Austria (Upper Austria / Oberoesterreich). It is located at the river Inn about 20 km south of the town Passau where the Inn goes into the river Danube (Donau). Please note that "Schaerding" is not the exact spelling. The "ae" has to be replaced by the German "Umlaut a" which is an "a" with two dots above the "a". Airports next to Schaerding are Munich, Salzburg, and Linz. Also Vienna can be taken. - Trains from Munich to Passau run about every two hours. (a taxi from Passau to Schaerding costs 35 - 40 German Marks) - Trains from Passau to Schaerding run every two hours. - Trains from Vienna/Linz to Schaerding run every two hours. - From Salzburg you have to take a train toward Vienna and change for Schaerding in Wels. Trains from Wels to Schaerding run every two hours. ========================================================================= REGISTRATION FORM (CSCW WORKSHOP) Member of EACE: __ AS 3.000,-- Non-members: __ AS 3.200,-- The conference fee includes refreshments, conference dinner, trip, and a dinner at Wednesday, 2 June. It includes also a preprint of the papers presented at the conference. Payment was made by: ___ Cheque enclosed ___ Transferred The conference fee can be transferred to Workshop Schaerding (account name) 2600-008508 (account number) Sparkasse Muehlviertel-West (name of the bank) A-4190 Bad Leonfelden, Austria (address of the bank) BLZ 20 334 (Bankleitzahl, id of the bank) PLEASE INDICATE PARTICIPANTS NAME(S) AND INSTITUTE/COMPANY ON THE CHEQUE ! Name: ......................................... Institution: .................................. Date: ....................................... Signature: ................................................................ PLEASE SEND THIS FORM TO Prof. Dr. Roland Traunmueller Institut fuer Informatik Johannes Kepler Universitaet Linz A-4040 Linz Austria FAX: +43 (732) 2468 9308 EMAIL: traunm@inf-wvg.uni-linz.ac.at =========================================================================== ACCOMMODATION RESERVATION FORM CSCW WORKSHOP Please send this form directly to Tourismusverband Schaerding Unterer Stadtplatz 1 A-4780 Schaerding Austria Phone: +43 (7712) 4300 Fax: +43 (7712) 4320 NAME: .......................................................... Name ADRESSE: ....................................................... Address ANKUNFTSTAG: .................. Day of Arrival ABREISETAG: ................... Day of Departure ICH BESTELLE: ............... EINZELZIMMER / single rooms(s) I wish to order ............... ZWEIBETTZIMMER / double room(s) PREIS-KATEGORIE o A = AS 450,-- - AS 700,-- Price category o B = AS 350,-- - AS 450,-- Preiskategorie A + B mit Bad/Dusche/WC Price category A + B with bath/shower/WC o C = below AS 350,-- Preiskategorie C ohne Bad/Dusche/WC Price category C without bath/shower/WC Die Preise beinhalten Uebernachtung mit Fruehstueck pro Person/Tag. The prices include accommodation and breakfast per person and night --------------------- Datum/date ------------------------------------ Unterschrift/signature