Mcdonald, 2000 - Google Patents
Supporting nuance in groupware design: Moving from naturalistic expertise location to expertise recommendationMcdonald, 2000
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- Mcdonald D
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The design and implementation of groupware systems that support nuanced interaction is a difficult, open problem for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work. The problem of supporting nuance in groupware is indirectly investigated through the nuanced problem of …
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