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Organization Interfaces – collaborative computing General Terms Design, Human Factors (2008)

Abstract
This paper explores the embodied interactional ways in which people naturally collaborate around and share collections of photographs. We employ ethnographic studies of paper-based photograph use to consider requirements for distributed collaboration around digital photographs. Distributed sharing is currently limited to the ‘passing on ’ of photographs to others, by email, webpages, or mobile phones. To move beyond this, a fundamental challenge for photoware consists of developing support for the practical achievement of sharing ‘at a distance’. Specifically, this entails augmenting the natural production of accounts or ‘photo-talk ’ to support the distributed achievement of sharing.

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Keywords photographs, photo-talk, distributed collaboration
Type text
Language English
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