Designing Groupware systems requires methods and tools that cover
all aspects of Groupware systems. We present a method that utilizes
known theoretical insights and makes them usable in practice. In
our method, the design of Groupware systems is driven by an extensive
task analysis followed by structured design and iterative evaluation
using usability criteria. Using a combination of multiple complementary
representations and techniques, a wide range of aspects of Groupware
design is covered. The method is built on our experiences and is
used in practice by several companies and educational institutes
in Europe. We define the design process, the models needed and the
tools that support the design process.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 Veer:2000:dis
%A van der Veer, Gerrit
%A van Welie, Martijn
%B DIS'00: Proc. 3rd Conf. on Designing interactive systems
%C New York, NY, USA
%D 2000
%I ACM
%K imported thesis
%P 326--337
%R 10.1145/347642.347781
%T Task based groupware design: Putting theory into practice
%X Designing Groupware systems requires methods and tools that cover
all aspects of Groupware systems. We present a method that utilizes
known theoretical insights and makes them usable in practice. In
our method, the design of Groupware systems is driven by an extensive
task analysis followed by structured design and iterative evaluation
using usability criteria. Using a combination of multiple complementary
representations and techniques, a wide range of aspects of Groupware
design is covered. The method is built on our experiences and is
used in practice by several companies and educational institutes
in Europe. We define the design process, the models needed and the
tools that support the design process.
%@ 1-58113-219-0
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abstract = {Designing Groupware systems requires methods and tools that cover
all aspects of Groupware systems. We present a method that utilizes
known theoretical insights and makes them usable in practice. In
our method, the design of Groupware systems is driven by an extensive
task analysis followed by structured design and iterative evaluation
using usability criteria. Using a combination of multiple complementary
representations and techniques, a wide range of aspects of Groupware
design is covered. The method is built on our experiences and is
used in practice by several companies and educational institutes
in Europe. We define the design process, the models needed and the
tools that support the design process.},
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timestamp = {2017-03-16T11:54:14.000+0100},
title = {Task based groupware design: Putting theory into practice},
year = 2000
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