Understanding awareness in mixed presence collaboration

Authors:
Gregor Mcewan;Markus Rittenbruch;Tim Mansfield
Affiliations:
National ICT Australia, Eveleigh NSW, Australia;National ICT Australia, Eveleigh NSW, Australia;National ICT Australia, Eveleigh NSW, Australia
Venue:
OZCHI '07 Proceedings of the 19th Australasian conference on Computer-Human Interaction: Entertaining User Interfaces
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Mixed presence collaboration combines distributed and collocated collaboration -- there are multiple distributed sites, each with a collocated group. While collocated collaboration and purely distributed collaboration are each the subject of rich bodies of research, the combination is less well explored. In this paper we present our initial concepts of awareness support in mixed presence collaboration. We present this as a first version model of awareness. The selected literature we have used to inform the model is drawn from collocated research and distributed research as well as the small body of work addressing mixed presence collaboration directly. In this paper we present a discussion of this relevant literature and use it to explain our model. We also offer a sample of applying the model through the use of a scenario.