The development of models for Computer Mediated Collaborative Design (CMCD) provides guidelines for the continuing development of technology and tools for CMCD. In order to develop models for CMCD, a range of experiments and research objectives needs to be developed. The current literature around models for CMCD is still quite informal and descriptive. In this paper, we define the roles and types of models for CMCD. We propose a framework for understanding the contribution such models can make that considers two phenomomena in CMCD: communicating and designing. We present some descriptive models from design research, CSCW research, and CMCD research and show how these models address communicating and designing
We propose that computer-support for collaborative design requires a shared understanding of the des...
International audienceThis paper proposes a methodology to evaluate theeffects of computer-mediated ...
Design is rarely an activity that is commenced and completed by an individual. The more common desig...
Abstract. The use of computer technology in design practice is moving towards a distributed resource...
Collaborative design requires participation of individuals and coordination of design information an...
The design of computer tools to assist in work has often attempted to replicate manual methods. This...
An exploration of communication in collaborative design from the perspective of co-operative archite...
Although there has been some research done on collaborative face-to-face (FTF) and video-conferencin...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
Design is rarely an activity that is commenced and completed by an individual The more common design...
With recent developments in CAD and communication technologies, the way we visualise and communicate...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
Computer supported collaborative work (CSCW) becomes important for the architectural practice and de...
Issues of design and collaboration in the field of architecture are the focus of this dissertation. ...
This paper presents an analysis of collaborative design activity, explaining how design par-ticipant...
We propose that computer-support for collaborative design requires a shared understanding of the des...
International audienceThis paper proposes a methodology to evaluate theeffects of computer-mediated ...
Design is rarely an activity that is commenced and completed by an individual. The more common desig...
Abstract. The use of computer technology in design practice is moving towards a distributed resource...
Collaborative design requires participation of individuals and coordination of design information an...
The design of computer tools to assist in work has often attempted to replicate manual methods. This...
An exploration of communication in collaborative design from the perspective of co-operative archite...
Although there has been some research done on collaborative face-to-face (FTF) and video-conferencin...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
Design is rarely an activity that is commenced and completed by an individual The more common design...
With recent developments in CAD and communication technologies, the way we visualise and communicate...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
Computer supported collaborative work (CSCW) becomes important for the architectural practice and de...
Issues of design and collaboration in the field of architecture are the focus of this dissertation. ...
This paper presents an analysis of collaborative design activity, explaining how design par-ticipant...
We propose that computer-support for collaborative design requires a shared understanding of the des...
International audienceThis paper proposes a methodology to evaluate theeffects of computer-mediated ...
Design is rarely an activity that is commenced and completed by an individual. The more common desig...