2020
DOI: 10.1145/3375193
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Investigating Paradigms of Group Territory in Multiple Display Environments

Abstract: Multiple-display environments (MDEs) have promise in helping co-located sensemaking tasks by supporting searching, organizing, and discussion tasks. Co-located sensemaking occurs when two or more sensemakers forage for useful information within a dataset, creating and leveraging knowledge structures individually and together. Group territories in MDEs support communicating and assembling findings, but questions remain regarding how to best represent individual sensemaking efforts in the group territory to supp… Show more

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“…This style of collaboration was introduced in 1987 as What-You-See-Is-What-I-See (WYSIWIS) and developed as a groupware project called Colab at Xerox [44]. WYSIWIS based tools are still in use today and preferred for their simplicity and increased awareness [45][46][47]. The premise being more eyes on the written code makes it higher quality and error-free [48].…”
Section: Remote Pairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This style of collaboration was introduced in 1987 as What-You-See-Is-What-I-See (WYSIWIS) and developed as a groupware project called Colab at Xerox [44]. WYSIWIS based tools are still in use today and preferred for their simplicity and increased awareness [45][46][47]. The premise being more eyes on the written code makes it higher quality and error-free [48].…”
Section: Remote Pairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior research also looked into how people collaborate and orient information on interactive tabletops which naturally afford group work [26]. This allowed for specific guidelines for how to construct co-located, collaborative work on a tabletop display [46] and studies on emerging collaboration concept, such as e.g., territoriality [45], group territory [35], collaborative coupling strategies [50], or collaboration [9]. With many people requiring mobility to accomplish their jobs, mobile devices appear to be the natural step to support collaboration and bring many advantages for users [16].…”
Section: Co-located Collaboration On Mobile Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%