From: consensus@aol.com (Christopher Allen)
Newsgroups: comp.groupware
Subject: The Start of a Groupware Bibliography
Date: 26 Jan 93 07:53:09 GMT
Organization: Consensus Development

I have been collecting books and articles on Groupware for a couple of
years, and have periodically published the "Groupware Yellow Pages"
with listings of products and information resources concerning
Groupware.

As the next step in my efforts to disseminate information on groupware,
I am starting an effort to create bibliographic entries for all my
Groupware books, and hopefully over time all my articles.

I am asking for contributions to the Groupware Bibliography, as well as
volunteers to validate and check over new entries as they are added. I am
also looking for a anonomously accessible FTP site that can be a reliable
place to keep this information, as opposed to period postings here in
'comp.groupware'.

Enclosed is a preliminary copy of the Groupware Bibliography.

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GROUPWARE BIBIOGRAPHY (Preliminary)
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The groupware bibliography is an online reference to books, journals,
articles on the topic of groupware (or as it is known in academia:
computer-supported cooperative work.) Also included are a number of
reference to relevant related topics such as Facilitation, Organizational
Development, and Group Dynamics.

This bibliography will be compiled and validated by volunteers. If you
wish to add new items to this bibliography, please send them to Chris
Allen at the below address. If you wish to volunteer as a validator,
please contact Chris Allen for more detail.

| Christopher Allen                   America Online: Consensus |
| Consensus Development             Internet: consensus@aol.com |
| 3182 Campus Drive #501                    Tel: (415) 345-1060 |
| San Mateo, CA 94403-3123                  Fax: (415) 345-1714 |

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FORMAT
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The format we are using for the bibliography is the UNIX refer
format--it is simple format that eases email exchange, and a number of
programs like EndNote are able import it. However, it is an imperfect
format, and we are evaluating other formats that might be more
appropriate. When creating new bibliographic entries it is helpful to
use a pre-existing similar entry as a guide.

 CODE DESCRIPTION OF UNIX 'REFER' CODES       COMMENTS
 %A   Author's name                           Multiple %A fields
                                                allowed
 %B   Book containing article referenced      %T of edited book,
                                                proceedings, journal
 %C   City (place of publication)             OR place of presentation
 
 %D   Date of publication
 
 %E   Editor of book containing article       Multiple %E fields
                                                allowed
 %F   Footnote number or label (computed)     UNUSED, should be kept
                                                clear
 %G   Government order number                 ISBN, ISSN, or other
                                                number
 %H   Header commentary, printed before ref.  May include %T %D of other
                                                ref
 %I   Issuer (publisher)                      Name; phone number, fax,
                                                international number
 %J   Journal containing article              %T of journal
 
 %K   Keywords to help search for references  Init. upper-case, comma
                                                separated
 %L   Label field used by -k option of refer  UNUSED, should be kept
                                                clear
 %M   Bell Labs Memorandum (undefined)        UNUSED, mnemonic id/
                                                modification info.
 %N   Number of issue within volume           Chapt/sect/
                                                rept #, # ents.
 %O   Other commentary, printed after ref.    The field of last resort
 
 %P   Page number(s)                          Book/conf/rept # pages
 
 %Q   Corporate, Foreign Author               Unreversed author name
 
 %R   Report, paper, thesis (unpublished)     %T of tech. report,
                                                thesis
 %S   Series title                            OR Book/jour/conf sect.
                                                title
 %T   Title of article or book                Mixed case title format
                                                (do not use %J or %B 
 %U   User annotations                        UNUSED, should be kept
                                                clear
 %V   Volume number                           Used with with %N
 
 %W   undefined by refer                      UNUSED, Reserved for
                                                future use
 %X   Abstract                                Authors abstract (not
                                                bibliographers!)
 %Y   Table of Contents
 
 %Z   References
 
 %$   Purchase Price                          Default US$ (Member
                                                price/other price)
 %*   Copyright Notice                        REQUIRED if including %X
                                                Abstract
 %^   Contained Parts or Containing Doc       
 
 %!   Bibliographers Comments                 Bibliographers comments +
                                                name & email
 
NOTE ON ABSTRACTS: Due to copyright resistrictions, we may not release
in this bibliography any abstracts created by a commercial abstract
services. Thus we require that all %X abstracts be quoted directly from
the book or article (from the preface or cover,) not be more than 150
words, include the page number it is quoted from, and that the %*
Copyright notice be included. Abstracts written by a bibliographer
should placed in the %! comments field, and noted with the name of the
bibliographer and their email address. Multiple comments are
appreciated and will be included in future releases of this
bibliography.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY (Preliminary - Version 24 January 1993)
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%T !SCW '88
%T Proceedings of ACM CSCW'88 Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative
Work
%D 1988
%E Lucy Suchman
%O September 26-28, 1988, Portland, Oregon, USA
%N 32
%P 395
%I ACM; 800-342-6626, 410-528-4261
%G ISBN 0-89791-282-9; ACM Order Number 612880
%* Copyright (c) 1988 by the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
%$ $26 ACM-member/$40 non-member
%K Computer, Supported, Cooperative, Work, CSCW, Groupware, Collaboration,
Conference, 88


%T CSCW '90
%T Proceedings of ACM CSCW'90 Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative
Work
%D 1990
%E Deborah Tatar
%O October 7-10, 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA
%N 32
%P 396
%I ACM; 800-342-6626, 410-528-4261
%C New York, New York, USA
%G ISBN 0-89791-402-3; ACM Order Number 612900
%* Copyright (c) 1990 by the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
%$ $22 ACM-member/$30 non-member
%K Computer, Supported, Cooperative, Work, CSCW, Groupware, Collaboration,
Conference, 90


%T CSCW '92
%T Proceedings of ACM CSCW'92 Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative
Work
%O Sharing Perspectives
%D 1992
%E Jon Turner
%E Robert Kraut
%O October 31 - November 4, 1992, Toronto, Canada
%N 48
%P 403
%I ACM; 800-342-6626, 410-528-4261
%G softcover ISBN 0-89791-542-9; ACM Order Number 612920
%G hardcover ISBN 0-89791-543-7; ACM Order Number 612920
%* Copyright (c) 1992 by the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
%$ ? ACM-member/? non-member
%K Computer, Supported, Cooperative, Work, CSCW, Groupware, Collaboration,
Conference, 92


%T Groupware '92
%D 1992
%E David D. Coleman
%N 100
%P 543
%I Morgan Kaufmann Publishers; 800-745-7323, fax 415-578-0672
%C San Mateo, California
%G ISBN 1-55860-261-5
%* Copyright (c) 1992 by Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc.
%K Groupware, Conference, Commercial, Business, Implementation, Lotus,
Notes
%X (From back cover) Groupware and workgroup solutions represent one of
the fastest growing segments of computing. This rapid growth has
created a demand for the first commercial groupware converences,
cosponsored by Lotus Development Corporation and SRI International and
produced by the Conference Group. The volume collents written versions
of the conference presentations and panel sessions. Each chapter
presents insights on the technology and commercial applications of this
dynamic new software. This collection will be of itnerest to a wide
range of computer professionals interested in the technical and
commercial apsects of collaborative computing.
&Y
General Sessions
Track 1: Mangement and Cultural Issues
Track 2: Technology and Groupware Development
Track 3: Groupware in the Commercial Marketplace
Track 4: Combination Track
Track 5: User Experiences
Track 6: Special Sessions
Alternates
%! These proceedings in some ways resemble the bi-annual CSCW
proceedings, however, with much more emphasis on commercially available
software, the  business uses of groupware, and research involving
real-world implementation issues. As might be expected there is some
commercial hype, but in general these proceedings offer information of
use to academics, groupware designers, as well as users. -- Chris Allen
[consensus@aol.com]


%T Intellectual Teamwork: Social and Technological Foundations of
Cooperative
Work
%A J. Galegher
%A R. E. Kraut
%A C. Egido
%D 1990
%I Lawrence Erlbaum Associates; 
%C Hillsdale, New Jersey
&G hardcover ISBN 0-8058-0533-8
&G softcover ISBN 0-8058-0534-6
%* Copyright (c) 1990 by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
%$ paperback $36
%K Small Groups, Information Technology--Social Aspects, Communication
Small Groups, Cooperativeness, Work Groups, Teamwork, Computer Supported
Cooperative Work, CSCW, Groupware, Collaboration, Organization, Social
Process
%X (From Preface, page xiv) Our belief in organising this book is that
basic research on social processes can provide guidance to those
creating technology for group work, and that the design of these tools
presents a new challenge to social scientists. Our goal is to
demonstrate the mutual relevance of social science and the design of
information systems and to encourage the better intergration of those
disciplines. We do so by bringing together in this volume the work of
social scientists studying phenomena associated with work in groups and
researchers developing tools to support such groups.
&Y
Part   I: Basic Social Process
Part  II: Field Studies of Collaborative Work
Part III: Experiences with Technology for Cooperative Work
Part  IV: Technology for Cooperative Work


%T Computer-Supported Cooperative Work: A Book of Readings
%E Irene Greif
%D 1987
%I Morgan Kaufmann Publishers; 800-745-7323, fax 415-578-0672
%C San Mateo, California
%G ISBN 0-934613-57-5
%* Copyright (c) 1988 by Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc.
%$ $39.95
%K Work Groups--Data Processing, Microcomputers, Microcomputer
Workstations,  Computer Supported Cooperative Work, CSCW, Groupware, Work
Group, Teamwork
%X (From Preface, page iii) This collection of papers grows out of two
meetings on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW). It includes
several background papers--reports of the original visionary workds,
early research projects, and related technologies. Many of the more
recent papers are in widely disseminated journals, but have never
appeared together in final form. Together they constitute a set that will
have continuing value as a basic reference for both researchers and
practitioners in the CSCW field. Although this is not a "how to" book for
"groupware," it can also serve as valuable background reading for
developers, designers and users of computer systems.
%Y
Part   I: Visions and First Steps toward CSCW
Part  II: New Technologies for CSCW
Part III: CSCW Design Theories
%! This collection of academically focused papers from older CSCW
Conferences contains many of the seminal academic papers on the topic,
going back to Vannevar Bush and Douglas Englebart. I consider it an
essential book for any academic or groupware designer, but it is not
suited for the more non-academic groupware user. -- Chris Allen
[consensus@aol.com]

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