[Asis-l] Announcing CSCW 2011 - March 19-23 - Hangzhou, China

[Laura Dabbish]

[CSCW 2011 - Building Bridges] <http://cscw2011.org/>

*Announcing CSCW 2011*

*The Twenty-Third ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work*

*March 19--23, 2011 · Hangzhou, China*

*Website: cscw2011.org <http://cscw2011.org>*


*First Submission Deadline: August 6th, 2010 (Papers, Notes, Workshops, 
and Tutorials)*



On the heels of a very successful CSCW 2010 in Savannah, GA, we invite 
you to submit your research to the 2011 ACM Conference on Computer 
Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW 2011) to be held on the edge of scenic 
West Lake in Hangzhou, China from March 19--23, 2011.

 
CSCW is an international and interdisciplinary conference that has a 
special focus on how technology intersects with social practices. This 
year's theme of Building Bridges reflects the history of building 
bridges between social and technical researchers at the conference while 
also highlighting the opportunity to build bridges among research 
communities around the world by hosting it in Asia.

The conference has several venues for participation. Visit our web site 
for more details: http://cscw2011.org/


Appropriate topic areas for CSCW include:

    * Innovative systems to support collaborative activity: group
      formation, awareness, coordination, telepresence, shared
      interaction, etc.
    * New collective or collaborative user experiences enabled by social
      media, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, social networking, wikis, etc.
    * Emerging issues for global, cross-cultural coordination and
      communication
    * Innovative installations: CSCW and the arts, media, museums, other
      public spaces
    * Studies of the introduction and use of technologies from social,
      cultural, and organizational perspectives
    * Applying social science methods (ethnographic, experimental,
      empirical, etc.) to study and understand collaborative experiences
      and practices
    * Novel methodologies and tools for the design and analysis of
      collaborative practices
    * New theoretical approaches and frameworks for understanding
      coordination and communication
    * Collaborative experiences enabled by mobile devices,
      location-based services, advanced sensing systems, and other
      emerging technologies
    * Multi-player gaming and Virtual Environments
    * Systems for emergency preparedness and large-scale rapid
      deployment (e.g. disaster response)
    * Collaborative domains: Computer Supported Cooperative Healthcare,
      Human Robotic Collaboration, Education, Collaboratories, Government
    * Studies exploring the appropriate balance between individual and
      collaborative work.
    * Visions of future directions for CSCW


Please take note of the submission dates this year (Papers and Notes 
will be submitted August 6th 2010), so mark your calendars, check our 
website <http://cscw2011.org>, and start planning early!


*CSCW 2011 Conference Co-Chairs**
*Pamela Hinds, Stanford University
John C. Tang, Microsoft Research
Jian Wang, Alibaba Group
chairs at cscw2011.org <mailto:chairs at cscw2011.org>
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