Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing
Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing
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2017 年 ACM 计算机支持的协作工作和社会计算会议论文集
DOI：
10.1145/2998181
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2017
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W. Kellogg
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Charlotte P. Lee;S. Poltrock;L. Barkhuus;M. Borges;W. Kellogg
欢迎来到CSCW 2017，ACM 2017计算机支持的协同工作和社会计算会议！我们很高兴地欢迎CSCW社区回到俄勒冈州的波特兰，1988年第二届CSCW会议在那里举行。波特兰和CSCW在这29年中都成熟了很多。我们希望您会发现波特兰为我们的会议提供了一个令人振奋的环境。
CSCW是展示影响群体、组织、社区和网络的技术设计和使用研究的首要场所。CSCW汇集了来自学术界和工业界的顶级研究人员和从业者，探讨了设计技术以支持协作工作和生活活动的技术，社会，材料和理论挑战。CSCW欢迎各种各样的主题和研究方法。研究通常涉及开发和应用新技术和/或民族志研究，为设计实践或理论提供信息。会议的使命是分享研究，推进人类知识的状态，并改善系统的设计和使用方式。我们会议计划中工作的多样性反映了人们工作、社会和公民生活中技术使用的多样性，以及贡献者的地理和文化多样性。
正如你们中的许多人所知道的，CSCW遵循严格的“修改并重新提交”审查过程，该过程使用同行评审来改进提交的论文，同时保持最终接受的高质量阈值。我们还通过导师计划帮助下一代审稿人做好准备，在导师计划中，学生在经验丰富的审稿人的指导下审稿。今年我们有史以来最大的CSCW计划。我们收到了530份提交的论文，183份被接受在会议上发表。该计划还包括4篇论文发表在ACM人机交互交易（TOCHI）。此外，我们还将举办14个研讨会，56张海报，12个演示和3个小组。
微软研究院的Lili Cheng将在会议开幕式上发表题为“对话式人工智能与经验教训”的演讲。“我们的闭幕全体会议将以博士漫画的创作者豪尔赫·查姆为特色，他将谈论“科学差距”。我们也欢迎来自国王学院的Paul Luff和Christian Heath因其1998年发表的有影响力的论文《协作中的流动性》而获得今年的CSCW持久影响奖。"
Welcome to CSCW 2017, the ACM 2017 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing! We are excited to welcome the CSCW community back to Portland, Oregon, where the second CSCW conference was held in 1988. Both Portland and CSCW have matured a great deal during the intervening 29 years. We hope that you will find that Portland provides a stimulating environment for our conference.
CSCW is the premier venue for presenting research in the design and use of technologies that affect groups, organizations, communities, and networks. Bringing together top researchers and practitioners from academia and industry, CSCW explores the technical, social, material, and theoretical challenges of designing technology to support collaborative work and life activities. CSCW welcomes a diverse range of topics and research methodologies. Studies often involve the development and application of novel technologies and/or ethnographic studies that inform design practice or theory. The mission of the conference is to share research that advances the state of human knowledge and improves both the design of systems and the ways they are used. The diversity of work in our conference program reflects the diversity of technology use in people's work, social, and civic lives as well as the geographic and cultural diversity of contributors.
As many of you know, CSCW follows a rigorous "revise and resubmit" review process that uses peer review to improve submitted papers while maintaining a high-quality threshold for final acceptance. We also help prepare the next generation of reviewers with a mentorship program in which students review papers under the guidance of an experienced reviewer. This year we have the largest CSCW program ever. We had 530 submitted papers and 183 were accepted for presentation at the conference. The program also includes 4 papers published in ACM Transactions on Human- Computer Interaction (TOCHI). In addition, we will feature 14 workshops, 56 posters, 12 demos, and 3 panels.
Lili Cheng of Microsoft Research will open the conference, speaking on "Conversational AI & Lessons Learned." Our closing plenary will feature Jorge Cham, the creator of PhD Comics, who will talk about, "The Science Gap." We also welcome Paul Luff and Christian Heath from King's College as the recipients of this year's CSCW Lasting Impact award for their influential 1998 paper, "Mobility in Collaboration."