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Web Mash-ups and CSCW: Opportunities and Issues At the 20th ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work. Banff, Alberta, Canada. 04-08 November, 2006. Proceedings available online: You can view the position statements of the workshop participants on the CSCW_workshop_papers page.

The workshop is over, everyone is home from Banff and slowly getting back into routines. Mike and Cameron will be adding notes and writing up a summary for the wiki in the coming weeks. Overall, the workshop was very successful in uncovering a lot of issues in mashups. The hacking session seemed to really unearth a lot of dependencies in the coding process and made very visible the challenges implicit in using mashups as a model for end-user programming.

Gurpal Hundal and Brandon Blazer gave a presentation on some mashups work at Microsoft. You can find a PDF of the slides on the wiki here.

If other presenters/demoers have slides, feel free to upload them or email them to mjones2@uiuc.edu and Cameron will upload them to the wiki.

Participants

• Brandon Blazer
• Justin Chung
• Ingbert R. Floyd
• Elizabeth Goodman
• Christine Halverson
• Gurpal Hundal
• Wendy Kellogg
• James Lin
• Andrea Moed
• Les Nelson
• Stephen Viller
• Devon M. Welles
• Jeffrey Wong

Names of coauthors who are not attending the workshop

• Rachel Bellamy *
• Jonathan Brezin *
• Steve Butler *
• Elizabeth Churchill *
• Allen Cypher *
• Jason Ellis *
• Thomas Erickson *
• Eben M. Haber *
• Jason Hong *
• Lauretta Jones *
• Eser Kandogan *
• Tessa A. Lau *
• Greg Little *
• John Richards *
• John Thomas *
• Markus Rittenbruch *
• Laurene Vaughan *

Workshop Organizers

M. Cameron Jones	(mjones2@uiuc.edu)	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Michael B. Twidale	(twidale@uiuc.edu)	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Workshop Proposal

Mashup Resources

Learning to Build Mashups