CSCW 2010: The 2010 ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work • February 6–10, 2010 • Savannah, Georgia, USA

 

Advance Program — Papers & Notes

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• Best of CSCW 2010
• Honorable Mention

Monday, Feb. 8, 14:30-16:00

Session 1A: Won’t get fooled again: Honesty and Trust Online

Session Chair: Elizabeth Churchill (Yahoo! Research)

• “on my way”: Deceptive Texting and Interpersonal Awareness Narratives (Note) Jeremy Birnholtz, Jamie Guillory, Jeff Hancock, Natalya Bazarova (Cornell University)
• Reading between the lines: Verbal cues to deception in online dating profiles (Note) Catalina L. Toma, Jeffrey T. Hancock (Cornell University)
• Warrants and Deception in Computer Mediated Communication (Note) Darcy Warkentin, Michael Woodworth (University of British Columbia, Okanagan), Jeffrey T. Hancock (Cornell University), Nicole Cormier (Ryerson University)
• Perceptions of Trustworthiness Online: The Role of Visual and Textual Cues (Paper) Catalina L. Toma (Cornell University)

Session 1B: He said she said: analyzing Interaction Patterns

Session Chair: Darren Gergle (Northwestern University)

• Psycholinguistic Network Analysis (Note) Andrew Scholand (Sandia National Laboratories), Yla Tausczik, James Pennebaker (University of Texas at Austin)
• Notifications and Awareness: A Field Study of Alert Usage and Preferences (Note) Shamsi Iqbal, Eric Horvitz (Microsoft Research)
• Receptionist or Information Kiosk: How Do People Talk With a Robot? (Paper) Min Kyung Lee, Sara Kiesler, Jodi Forlizzi (Carnegie Mellon University)
• Same Places, Same Things, Same People? Mining User Similarity on Social Media (Paper) Ido Guy, Michal Jacovi, Adam Perer, Inbal Ronen, Erel Uziel (IBM Haifa Research Laboratory)

Monday, Feb. 8, 16:30-18:00

Session 2A: Helping hands: Communities and Volunteers

Session Chair: John Tang (Microsoft Research)

• Interorganizational Coordination and Awareness in a Nonprofit Ecosystem (Paper) Jennifer Stoll, W. Keith Edwards, Elizabeth D. Mynatt (Georgia Institute of Technology)
• Eliciting and Focusing Geographic Volunteer Work (Paper) Reid Priedhorsky, Mikhil Masli, Loren Terveen (University of Minnesota)
• An Empirical Study of Critical Mass and Online Community Survival (Paper) Daphne Raban (University of Haifa), Mihai Moldovan, Quentin Jones (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

Session 2B: Meeting in the middle

Session Chair: Umer Farooq (Microsoft Corporation)

• Lessons learned from ThoughtSwap-ing : Increasing participants’ coordinative agency in facilitated discussions (Paper) Margaret Dickey-Kurdziolek, Matthew Schaefer, Deborah Tatar (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), Ian Renga (University of Colorado at Boulder)
• Throwing Voices: The Psychological Impact of the Spatial Height of Projected Voices (Note) Leila Takayama (Willow Garage), Clifford Nass (Stanford University)
• Exploring Spatialized Audio & Video for Distributed Conversations (Note) Kori Inkpen, Rajesh Hegde, Mary Czerwinski, Zhengyou Zhang (Microsoft Research)
• Catchup: A Useful Application of Time-Travel in Meetings (Note) Simon Tucker, Ofer Bergman, Anand Ramamoorthy, Steve Whittaker (University of Sheffield)
• Idea Expander: Supporting Group Brainstorming with Conversationally Triggered Visual Thinking Stimuli (Note) Hao-Chuan Wang, Dan Cosley, Susan Fussell (Cornell University)

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 9:00-10:30

Session 3A: Wikipedia as a collaboration culture

Session Chair: David Millen (IBM Research)

• Socialization Tactics in Wikipedia and their Effects (Paper) Bo Reum Choi (Carnegie Mellon University), Kira Alexander (University of Pittsburgh), Robert Kraut (Carnegie Mellon University), John Levine (University of Pittsburgh)
• The work of sustaining order in Wikipedia: The banning of a vandal (Paper) R. Stuart Geiger, David Ribes (Georgetown University)
• Readers are Not Free-Riders: Reading as a Form of Participation on Wikipedia (Note) Judd Antin, Coye Cheshire (University of California, Berkeley)
• Egalitarians at the Gate: One-Sided Gatekeeping Practices in Participatory Social Media (Note) Brian Keegan, Darren Gergle (Northwestern University)

Session 3B: Wish you were here: Communication in Families

Session Chair: Steve Whittaker (University of Sheffield)

• Home Video Communication: Mediating “Closeness” (Paper) David Kirk (University of Nottingham), Abigail Sellen, Xiang Cao (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
• Making Love in The Network Closet: The Benefits and Work of Family Videochat (Paper) Morgan Ames (Stanford University and Nokia Research Center), Janet Go, Joseph 'Jofish' Kaye, Mirjana Spasojevic (Nokia Research Center)
• Understanding Family Communication across Time Zones (Note) Xiang Cao, Abigail Sellen (Microsoft Research Cambridge), A.J. Bernheim Brush (Microsoft Research), David Kirk (Microsoft Research and University of Nottingham), Darren Edge (Microsoft Research), Xianghua Ding (Microsoft Research and University of California, Irvine)

Session 3C: Groupware Technologies

Session Chair: Mor Naaman (Rutgers University)

• A Sequence Transformation Algorithm for Supporting Cooperative Work on Mobile Devices (Paper) Bin Shao (Fudan University), Du Li (Nokia Research Center), Ning Gu (Fudan University)
• Multiple Mouse Text Entry for Single-Display Groupware (Paper) Saleema Amershi (University of Washington), Meredith Ringel Morris (Microsoft Research), Neema Moraveji (Stanford University), Ravin Balakrishnan (University of Toronto), Kentaro Toyama (Microsoft Research India)
• Gone but not Forgotten: Designing for Disconnection in Synchronous Groupware (Paper) Carl Gutwin (University of Saskatchewan), T.C Nicholas Graham, Christopher Wolfe (Queen’s University), Nelson Wong, Brian de Alwis (University of Saskatchewan)

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 11:00-12:00

Session 4A: Me, us and them: affilliation, reputation and social media use

Session Chair: Ed Chi (Palo Alto Research Center)

• Is it all About Me? User Content in Social Awareness Streams (Note) Mor Naaman, Jeffrey Boase, Chih-Hui Lai (Rutgers University)
• Student Athletes on Facebook (Note) Cliff Lampe, Nicole Ellison (Michigan State University)
• Sending Mixed Signals: Multilevel Reputation Effects in Peer-to-Peer Lending Markets (Paper) Benjamin Collier, Robert Hampshire (Carnegie Mellon University)

Session 4B: Social Software Engineering

Session Chair: Carl Gutwin (University of Saskatchewan)

• API Peer Reviews: A method for evaluating usability of Application Programming Interfaces (Note) Umer Farooq, Dieter Zirkler (Microsoft Corporation)
• Are You Having Difficulty? (Note) Jason Carter, Prasun Dewan (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
• Beyond Wikipedia: Coordination and Conflict in Online Production Groups (Paper) Aniket Kittur, Robert Kraut (Carnegie Mellon University)

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 14:30-16:00

Session 5A: Participating Online

Session Chair: Cliff Lampe (Michigan State University)

• Understanding Deja Reviewers (Note) Eric Gilbert, Karrie Karahalios (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
• On The “Localness” of User-Generated Content (Note) Brent Hecht, Darren Gergle (Northwestern University)
• Determinants of Wikipedia Quality: the Roles of Global and Local Contribution Inequality (Note) Ofer Arazy (University of Alberta), Oded Nov (New York University Polytechnic Institute)
• Inspired by the Audience — A Topic Suggestion System for Blog Writers and Readers (Note) Werner Geyer, Casey Dugan (IBM T.J. Watson Research)
• Chatter on The Red: What Hazards Threat Reveals about the Social Life of Microblogged Information (Paper) Kate Starbird, Leysia Palen, Amanda L. Hughes, Sarah Vieweg (University of Colorado at Boulder)

Session 5B: Collaboration in place

Session Chair: Bjoern Hartmann (University of California, Berkeley)

• Telling the Whole Story: Anticipation, Inspiration and Reputation in a Field Deployment of TellTable (Paper) Xiang Cao, Sian E. Lindley, John Helmes, Abigail Sellen (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
• Opening up the Family Archive (Paper) David Kirk, Shahram Izadi, Abigail Sellen, Stuart Taylor, Richard Banks, Otmar Hilliges (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
• Three’s Company: Understanding Communication Channels in Three-way Distributed Collaboration (Paper) Anthony Tang, Michel Pahud, Kori Inkpen, Hrvoje Benko, John Tang, Bill Buxton (Microsoft Research)

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 16:30-18:00

Session 6A: A Bug’s Life: Collaborative Debugging

Session Chair: Mark W. Newman (University of Michigan)

• Sources of Errors in Distributed Development Projects: Implications for Collaborative Tools (Paper) Marcelo Cataldo (Robert Bosch LLC)
• Communication, Collaboration, and Bugs: The Social Nature of Issue Tracking in Small, Collocated Teams (Paper) Dane Bertram, Amy Voida, Saul Greenberg, Robert Walker (University of Calgary)
• Information Needs in Bug Reports: Improving Cooperation Between Developers and Users (Paper) Silvia Breu (University of Oxford), Rahul Premraj (VU University Amsterdam), Jonathan Sillito (University of Calgary), Thomas Zimmermann (Microsoft Research)

Session 6B: Everyday healthcare

Session Chair: David McDonald (University of Washington)

• Invisible Emotion: Information and Interaction in an Emergency Room (Paper) Helena M. Mentis, Madhu C. Reddy, Mary Beth Rosson (The Pennsylvania State University)
• Understanding Together: Sensemaking in Collaborative Information Seeking (Paper) Sharoda Paul, Madhu Reddy (The Pennsylvania State University)
• Why the Plan Doesn’t Hold - a Study of Situated Planning, Articulation and Coordination Work in a Surgical Ward (Paper) Jakob Bardram (IT University of Copenhagen), Thomas Riisgaard Hansen (Cetrea A/S)

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 9:00-10:30

Session 7A: Crossing cultures

Session Chair: Jeanette Blomberg (IBM Research)

• What’s it Worth to You? The Costs and Affordances of CMC Tools to Asian and American Users (Paper) Leslie Setlock, Susan Fussell (Cornell University)
• Groups in Groups: Conversational Similarity in Online Multicultural Multiparty Brainstorming (Paper) Hao-Chuan Wang, Susan Fussell (Cornell University)
• Street Fighter IV: Braggadocio Off and On-line (Paper) Norman Makoto Su (University of California, Irvine)

Session 7B: All in the family: Living and playing together

Session Chair: David Ayman Shamma (Yahoo! Research)

• The Individual and the Group in Console Gaming (Paper) Amy Voida, Sheelagh Carpendale, Saul Greenberg (University of Calgary)
• The Roles that Make the Domestic Work (Paper) Jennifer Rode (University College London)
• Sonic Souvenirs: Exploring the Paradoxes of Recorded Sound for Family Remembering (Paper) Lina Dib (Rice University), Daniela Petrelli, Steve Whittaker (University of Sheffield)

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 11:00-12:30

Session 8A: What’s that?: Collaborative visual sense-making

Session Chair: Les Nelson (Palo Alto Research Center)

• WeSearch: Supporting Collaborative Search and Sensemaking on a Tabletop Display (Paper) Meredith Ringel Morris (Microsoft Research), Jarrod Lombardo (Averro), Daniel Wigdor (Microsoft Surface)
• Pitfalls of Information Access with Visualizations in Remote Collaborative Analysis (Paper) Aruna Balakrishnan (Carnegie Mellon University), Susan Fussell (Cornell University), Sara Kiesler, Aniket Kittur (Carnegie Mellon University)
• Pictionaire: Supporting Collaborative Design Work by Integrating Physical and Digital Artifacts (Note) Björn Hartmann, Meredith Morris, Hrvoje Benko, Andrew Wilson

Session 8B: Communication technologies for social inclusion

Session Chair: Madhu Reddy (The Pennsylvania State University)

• Social use of computer-mediated communication by adults on the autism spectrum (Paper) Moira Burke, Robert Kraut (Carnegie Mellon University), Diane Williams (Duquesne University)
• Characteristics of Shared Health Reflections in a Local Community (Paper) Andrea Grimes, Brian M. Landry, Rebecca E. Grinter (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Survival Needs and Social Inclusion: Technology Use Among the Homeless (Note) Jahmeilah Roberson, Bonnie Nardi (University of California, Irvine)

Papers & Notes Co-Chairs

• Steve Whittaker University of Sheffield
• Elizabeth F. Churchill Yahoo! Research
• papers-notes@cscw2010.org