| authors |
Mynatt, E.D., Adler, A., Ito, M. and O‘Day, V.L. |
| year |
1997 |
| title |
Design for network communities |
| source |
Proceedings of CHI, ACM Press, New York, pp. 210-217 |
| summary |
Collaboration has long been of considerable interest in the CHI community. This paper proposes and explores the concept of network communities as a crucial part of this discussion. Network communities are a form of technology-mediated environment that foster a sense of community among users. We consider several familiar systems and describe the shared characteristics these systems have developed to deal with critical concerns of collaboration. Based on our own experience as designers and users of a variety of network communities, we extend this initial design space along three dimensions: the articulation of a persistent sense of location, the boundary tensions between real and virtual worlds, and the emergence and evolution of community. |
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| full text |
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