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From: silvbear@dgp.toronto.edu (Barbara Whitmer)
Subject: CSCW'92 Adv. Program - Demonstrations and Videos
Date: 22 Jul 92 20:42:48 GMT


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5.    D E M O N S T R A T I O N S    &    V I D E O S
      November 2 - 4, 1992
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CSCW'92 -- Sharing Perspectives

ACM 1992 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work
October 31 - November 4, 1992
Toronto, Canada

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A D V A N C E     P R O G R A M
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The electronic version of the CSCW'92 Advance Program 
consists of five messages:
     1.  General information
     2.  Workshops
     3.  Tutorials
     4.  Plenaries, papers, and panels
     5.  Demonstrations and videos

Please distribute the Advance Program messages to your 
colleagues.  


The CSCW'92 demonstrations will encompass both technologies 
and methodologies for collaboration. Electronic meeting 
facilities will be available for your use.

Multipoint, multimedia groupware services
     John Bell--IIS Technologies

The "work in preparation" (PREP) editor
     Ravinder Chandhok, James Morris, Paul Erion, 
     David S.Kaufer, Christine M. Neuwirth, 
     and Dale Miller--Carnegie-Mellon University

Suite: a high-level and flexible system for implementing 
multi-user programs
     Prasun Dewan--Purdue University

GroupSketch
     Saul Greenberg--University of Calgary 
     Ralph Bohnet--MPR TelTech Ltd.

Oval: a radically tailorable tool for cooperative work
     Robert Halperin, Christopher Fry,and Thomas W. Malone--
     Massachusetts Institute of Technology

WinColl: collaboration experiments using existing X-Windows 
applications
     Ming C. Hao--IBM Palo Alto Scientific Center

Real-time group tools
     Stephen C. Hayne--University of Calgary
     Mark Pendergast--University of Florida

Conversational props and the RENDEZVOUS(TM) language and 
architecture
     Ralph D. Hill, Tom Brinck, Wayne T. Wilner, John F. 
     Patterson, Steve L. Rohall, and Louis M. Gomez--Bellcore

Support for human collaboration: Apple Open Collaboration 
Environment
     Patrick A. Holleran and Gursharan S. Sidhu--Apple
     Computer, Inc.

ConversationBuilder: flexible, active support for 
collaborative work
     Simon M. Kaplan--University of Illinois at Urbana-
     Champaign

DistEdit Toolkit for group editing
     Michael J. Knister and Atul Prakash--University of
     Michigan

The KnowledgeNet with the collaborative desktop interface: an 
environment for distributed design
     Hans Marmolin, Yngve Sundblad, and Konrad Tollmar--Royal 
     Institute of Technology
     Anneli Avatare and Hans Eriksson--Swedish Institute for 
     Computer Science

Collaborative computing in a group environment: the SMART 
2000 conferencing system
     David A. Martin--SMART Technologies, Inc.

TelePICTIVE: a prototype tool for collaborative GUI design
     David S. Miller, Michael J. Muller, John G. Smith, 
     Ellen A. White, and Daniel M. Wildman--Bellcore

The PICTIVE approach to collaborative design
     Michael J. Muller, Ellen A. White, and Daniel M. Wildman
     --Bellcore

SASSE: a collaborative writing tool
     Dimitrios Nastos and Ron Baecker--University of Toronto

Aspects real-time conferencing software
     Derick E. Naef, David K. Stokely, and Andrew M. Lewis
     --Group Technologies, Inc.

VANNA: a system for analyzing and annotating video records
     Russell Owen, Beverly Harrison, and Ron Baecker
     --University of Toronto

A HyperVoice application for CSCW conference attendees
     Paul Resnick--Massachusetts Institute of Technology

CSILE: a collaborative hypermedia system for education
     Peter Rowley--Ontario Institute for Studies in Education


VIDEOS
Monday November 2 - Wednesday November 4

The formal video program will cover examples of new 
innovative interfaces for collaborative work, overviews of 
experimental studies and situation, groupware use in 
practice, and other topics relevant to CSCW. The program will 
be shown both at the Conference Center and on a special 
television channel in your conference hotel room. 

Attendees will also be able to purchase the complete video 
program, to be published in the ACM SIGGRAPH Video Review 
series.



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C O N F E R E N C E     I N F O R M A T I O N

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For any questions you may have regarding CSCW '92, or to 
obtain a copy of the Advance Program, contact:

CSCW '92 
Computer Systems Research Institute
Room 398 Pratt Building     
6 King's College Road     
Toronto, Ontario, Canada  M5S 1A1
Phone      (416) 978-5184
Fax:       (416) 978-0458
Email:     cscw92@dgp.toronto.edu
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