Boundary Negotiating Artifacts: Unbinding the Routine of Boundary Objects and Embracing Chaos in Collaborative Work
Boundary Negotiating Artifacts: Unbinding the Routine of Boundary Objects and Embracing Chaos in Collaborative Work
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边界谈判工件：解除边界物体的常规并在协作工作中拥抱混乱
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2007
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Charlotte P. Lee
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作者：
Charlotte P. Lee
在实践中的物质工件的实证研究继续CSCW的理论概念的丰富来源。本文探讨了边界对象的基本概念，并质疑了所有在实践社区之间移动的对象都是边界对象的概念。这项研究提出了为期一年的民族志研究的合作工作，特别是多学科的博物馆展览的合作设计的结果。我认为，工件可以用来建立和破坏协议本身，工件可以用来推动边界，而不仅仅是跨越它们。用于协作的工件不一定存在于标准化流程的网络中，无序的流程不应被视为“特例”。
Empirical studies of material artifacts in practice continue to be a rich source of theoretical concepts for CSCW. This paper explores the foundational concept of boundary objects and questions the conception that all objects that move between communities of practice are boundary objects. This research presents the results of a year-long ethnographic study of collaborative work, specifically the multidisciplinary collaborative design of a museum exhibition. I suggest that artifacts can serve to establish and destabilize protocols themselves and that artifacts can be used to push boundaries rather than merely sailing across them. Artifacts used for collaboration do not necessarily exist within a web of standardized processes and disorderly processes should not be treated as “special cases”.