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REBECCA E. GRINTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR School of Interactive Computing College of Computing Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332-0760
CURRICULUM VITAE REBECCA E. GRINTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR School of Interactive Computing College of Computing Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332-0760 DIGITAL COORDINATES Email: [email protected], [email protected] Interactive Computing: AIM, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Wordpress all beki70 r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o Revised January 13, 2011 Complete C.V. Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND...........................................................................................................................................................................................................3 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3 CURRENT FIELDS OF INTEREST...........................................................................................................................................................................................................3 I. TEACHING ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 A. Courses Taught........................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 -
Collaboration, Coordination, and Computer Support
Collaboration, Coordination, and Computer Support An Activity Theoretical Approach to the Design of Computer Supported Cooperative Work Jacob E. Bardram Ph.D. thesis Aarhus May 1998 Summary The present thesis presents a theoretical foundation for the design of Com- puter Support for Cooperative Work (CSCW). Background This thesis reports on work done within the Industrial Research Educa- tion (EF 577) established between the University of Aarhus, Kommunedata (KMD), and the University Hospital of Aarhus. The initial focus of the project was to investigate ways of supporting the extensive cooperation tak- ing place within a hospital. Objectives The theoretical objective of this work is to apply activity theory as a the- oretical foundation for CSCW research and to focus on the issue of design within CSCW. Furthermore, the applicable and developmental objectives of the Industrial Research project are to provide design principles as well as de- sign methods for the development of computer support for coordination and cooperation within hospitals. These principles and methods can be applied at KMD in other software development projects. i Methods The methodological basis for this project lies within the Participatory Design approach, as developed in Scandinavia. The methods applied within this project have been empirical, experimental, and theoretical. The empirical work has taken place within several hospitals in Denmark and has applied different qualitative methods, such as interviews and ethnographic workplace studies. The experimental work involves software design and construction, which has been developed and evaluated through extensive prototyping. The theoretical work includes literature studies of related work and investigation of activity theory as a possible candidate for CSCW research. -
Leysia Palen Department of Information Science Department of Computer Science University of Colorado Boulder [email protected]
Leysia Palen Department of Information Science Department of Computer Science University of Colorado Boulder http://cmci.colorado.edu/~palen/ [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D., University of California, Irvine (1998) Information and Computer Science M.S., University of California, Irvine (1995) Information and Computer Science B.S., University of California, San Diego (1991) Cognitive Science University of Stirling, Scotland (1988-1989) Computer Science & Psychology RESEARCH INTERESTS Human-computer interaction (HCI); human-centered computing (HCC); computer supported cooperative work (CSCW); crisis informatics; mobile society; social analysis of information & communication technology. AWARDS Max S. Peters Service Award, College of Engineering & Applied Science, 2018 CHI Academy, Elected 2016 CHI Social Impact Award, 2015 Women Who Make a Difference Award 2012, University of Colorado Boulder Provost’s Faculty Achievement Award 2012, University of Colorado Boulder NSF CAREER, 2006 Paper Awards Best Paper Nomination, HICSS 2019 Honorable Mention Paper (top 5% of submissions), CHI 2017 Best Paper Nomination (top 5% of submissions), CSCW2015 Best Paper Nomination (top 5% of submissions), ISCRAM2014 Best Paper Award (top 1% of submissions), CSCW2013 Most Cited Paper from the CSCW 2002 Conference (10 Year Retrospective in 2012) Best Paper Nomination, CHI2011 Best Paper Nomination, CSCW2010 Best Paper Nomination, ISCRAM2009 Awards to Palen’s Students NSF Graduate Research Fellowship awarded to Melissa Bica (2016-2019) NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention to Jennings Anderson (2015) NSF Graduate Research Fellowship awarded to Kate Starbird (2009-2012) NSF Graduate Research Fellowship awarded to Sophia Liu (2006-2009) Best Student Paper Nom. to Robert Soden (Palen & others are co-authors), ISCRAM2015 Best Student Paper Award to Robert Soden (Palen & others are co-authors), ISCRAM2014 Best Student Paper Nom. -
A Moving Target—The Evolution of Human-Computer Interaction
A Moving Target—The Evolution of Human-Computer Interaction Jonathan Grudin Revision of a chapter in J. Jacko (Ed.), Human-Computer Interaction Handbook (3rd Edition), Taylor & Francis, 2012. 1 PREAMBLE: HISTORY IN A TIME OF RAPID OBSOLESCENCE 3 1985–1995: GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES SUCCEED 21 Why Study the History of Human-Computer Interaction? CHI Embraces Computer Science Definitions: HCI, CHI, HF&E, IT, IS, LIS 4 HF&E Maintains a Nondiscretionary Use Focus 22 Shifting Context: Moore’s Law and Inflation IS Extends Its Range 23 Collaboration Support: OIS Gives Way to CSCW HUMAN-TOOL INTERACTION AND INFORMATION PROCESSING Participatory Design and Ethnography 24 AT THE DAWN OF COMPUTING LIS: A Transformation Is Underway 25 Origins of Human Factors Origins of the Focus on Information 5 1995–2010: THE INTERNET ERA ARRIVES AND SURVIVES A Paul Otlet and the Mundaneum 6 BUBBLE 26 Vannevar Bush and Microfilm Machines The Formation of AIS SIGHCI Digital Libraries and the Rise of Information Schools 27 1945–1955: MANAGING VACUUM TUBES 7 HF&E Embraces Cognitive Approaches Three Roles in Early Computing A Wave of New Technologies & CHI Embraces Design 28 Grace Hopper: Liberating Computer Users 8 The Dot-Com Collapse 29 1955–1965: TRANSISTORS, NEW VISTAS LOOKING BACK: CULTURES AND BRIDGES Supporting Operators: First Formal HCI Studies Discretion as a Major Differentiator 29 Visions and Demonstrations 9 Disciplinary, Generational, and Regional Cultures 30 J.C.R. Licklider at BBN and ARPA John McCarthy, Christopher Strachey, Wesley Clark LOOKING FORWARD: -
The 17Th ACM Conference On
CSCW 2014 The 17th ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing Conference Schedule at a Glance Opening Plenary & Keynote: Mary Flanagan 8:45-10:15 (Grand Ballroom 5 & 6) 10:15-10:45 Coee Break (West Foyer) Grand Ballroom 1 & 2 Grand Ballroom 3 & 4 Grand Ballroom 7 & 8 Grand Ballroom 9 & 10 Dover AB Crowdfunding: "Show Blinding me with Building Communities 10:45-12:00 Friendsourcing Telepresence me the Money!" Science and Relationships 12:00-14:00 Lunch (On your own) Performing Crowd 14:00-15:15 Filter Bubbles & News Work in Hospitals Craft, Repair, and DIY Q&A Work MONDAY 15:15-15:45 Coee Break (West Foyer) 15:45-17:00 Posters 1 Posters 2 Demos Video Track Session Interaction Reception 17:00-19:00 (Grand Ballroom 5 & 6) Facebook Reception 19:30-22:00 (Heavy Seas Alehouse - 1300 Bank Street) Grand Ballroom 1 & 2 Grand Ballroom 3 & 4 Grand Ballroom 5 Grand Ballroom 6 Grand Ballroom 7 & 8 Grand Ballroom 9 & 10 Dover AB Values & Social Social Media: Panel: Lifest yle Social Media in Concurency Grou p 9:00-10:15 Teleworks Speak Family Norms Online and O Out! the Enterprise Control Dynamics Coee Break (West Foyer) 10:15-10:45 Sponsored by Microsoft Research Social Tech & Shopping and Reective Technology & 10:45-12:00 CSCWhat's Next ICT4D Leadership Information Well-Being Collecting Research Workers 12:00-14:00 Lunch (On your own) Panel: CSCW in Collaborative Supporting Locations & Promoting 14:00-15:15 Romance Crowds in Crises Participation & Social Media Era Search & Sharing Communities Maps Engagement 15:15-15:45