Marcos R. S. Borges
ABSTRACT
Groupware applications require a different set of interface metaphors to appropriately deal with synchronous and asynchronous interactions. In this paper we describe some interface artifacts developed for two groupware applications
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Index Terms
- Interfaces for groupware
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