At what cost pervasive? A social computing view of mobile computing systems - The Diigo Meta page

• 18 Mar 08
  

  Alex Vishal
• 12 Dec 07
  

  Shawn Hooley

  research

• 03 Oct 07
  

  IBM Systems Journal issue 38-4, Pervasive Computing, At what cost pervasive? A social computing view of mobile computing systems - Feature paper
  

• 20 Jun 06
  

  OITC-Rich

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• 10 Jan 06
  

  Mark A.M. Kramer

  mobile computing HCI (Human Computer Internaction)

  • With the advent of pervasive systems, computers are becoming a larger part of our social lives than ever before. Depending on the design of these systems, they may either promote or inhibit social relationships. We consider four kinds of social relationships: a relationship with the system, system-mediated collaborative relationships, relationships with a community, and interpersonal relationships among co-located persons. In laboratory studies, the design of pervasive computers is shown to affect responses to social partners. We propose a model of how pervasive systems can influence human behavior, social attributions, and interaction outcomes. We also discuss some implications for system design.
• 22 Sep 04
  

  a model of how pervasive systems can influence human behavior, social attributions, and interaction outcomes.

  mde663 Social Learning

  • By D. C. Dryer, IBM Systems Journal, May 14 1999

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