Category: CSCW
Commentary2: Also available as Reseach report 90/414/38,
        Dept of Computer Science, University of Calgary,
        Alberta, Canada.
Abstract: A workstation-based tool called GroupSketch has
        been developed that allows a small
        geographically-distributed group to list, draw, and
        gesture simultaneously in a communal work surface,
        supporting interactions similar to those occurring
        in the face-to-face process. The design principles
        behind GroupSketch is discussed as well as the
        architecture of its implementation. Observations of
        use indicated that people use GroupSketch in much
        the same way they use face to face communal
        sketchpads.
Bibtype: InProceedings
Booktitle: Proceedings of Graphics Interface '91
Author: S Greenberg
        R. Bohnet
Month: June 5-7
Title: GroupSketch: A multi-user sketchpad for
        geographically-distributed small groups
Note: shared workspace, implementation, evaluation
Year: 1991
Address: Calgary, Alberta