CSCW workshop papers

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Contents 1 Using Mashups for End-user rapid and responsive prototyping in collaborative environments 2 Community in Mashups: The Case of Personal Geodata 3 High Productivity Computing 4 Visual Document User Interface System 5 User Tailorable Microcontexts 6 Koala:Capture, Share, Automate, Personalize Business Processes on the Web 7 Mash Me Up, Mash Me Down: Restructuring Email for Content Sharing and Collaboration in Distributed Teams 8 Scenario-driven Evaluation of social software in a distributed organisational network 9 Using Mash-ups to Increase Participation in the Experience Design Process 10 Marmite: End-user Programming for the Web

[edit] Using Mashups for End-user rapid and responsive prototyping in collaborative environments

Ingbert R. Floyd
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

[edit] Community in Mashups: The Case of Personal Geodata

Elizabeth Goodman, Andrea Moed
UC Berkeley School of Information

[edit] High Productivity Computing

Christine Halverson
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center

[edit] Visual Document User Interface System

Gurpal Hundal, Steve Butler, Brandon Blazer
Microsoft Corporation

[edit] User Tailorable Microcontexts

Wendy Kellogg, Rachel Bellamy, Thomas Erickson, John Richards, John Thomas, Jonathan Brezin, Lauretta Jones, Jason Ellis
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center

[edit] Koala:Capture, Share, Automate, Personalize Business Processes on the Web

Greg Little
MIT CSAIL
Tessa A. Lau, James Lin, Eser Kandogan, Eben M. Haber, Allen Cypher
IBM Almaden Research Center

[edit] Mash Me Up, Mash Me Down: Restructuring Email for Content Sharing and Collaboration in Distributed Teams

Les Nelson
PARC
Elizabeth Churchill
Yahoo! Research

[edit] Scenario-driven Evaluation of social software in a distributed organisational network

Markus Rittenbruch, Stephen Viller
University of Queensland
Laurene Vaughan
RMIT University

[edit] Using Mash-ups to Increase Participation in the Experience Design Process

Devon M. Welles
Intel Corporation

[edit] Marmite: End-user Programming for the Web

Jeffrey Wong, Jason Hong
Carnegie Mellon University