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Human–Computer Interaction Series. Advances in Theory, Methodology and Design. Awareness systems can be broadly defined as those systems that help people construct and maintain awareness of each others’ activities, context or status, even if the participants are not co-located. Originally intended for supporting people involved in the same activities at different locations, such systems are now used to support social interactions between any connected individuals and to support social relationships over sustained periods of time.

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Awareness systems can be broadly defined as those systems that help people construct and maintain awareness of each others' activities, context or status, even if the participants are not co-located

Awareness systems can be broadly defined as those systems that help people construct and maintain awareness of each others' activities, context or status, even if the participants are not co-located.

oceedings{nessS, title {Awareness Systems - Advances in Theory, Methodology and . Panos Markopoulos, Boris E. R. de Ruyter, Wendy E. Mackay.

oceedings{nessS, title {Awareness Systems - Advances in Theory, Methodology and Design}, author {Panos Markopoulos and Boris E. de Ruyter and Wendy E. Mackay}, booktitle {Human-Computer Interaction Series}, year {2009} }. Published in Human-Computer Interaction Series 2009. People go about their daily tasks with an in-built awareness of their social and physical environments.

by Panos Markopoulos, Wendy Mackay. Description: Includes contributions by some leading authorities in the field of Awareness Systems.

Awareness Systems: Advances in Theory, Methodology and Design . Both systems highlight the need for interaction methods that fit in with both normal working practices (and unplanned events) and that enable the user to manage communication channels. We propose a theory of time-bounded verification for realtime systems, in which verification queries are phrased over time intervals of fixed, bounded duration

Awareness systems can be broadly defined as those systems that help people construct . Series: Human-Computer Interaction Series.

Awareness systems can be broadly defined as those systems that help people construct and maintain awareness of each others’ activities, context or status, even if the participants are not co-located.

Human-computer interaction series, Springer, Berlin. Human-computer interaction series). Awareness systems: Advances in theory, methodology and design. Berlin : Springer, 2009. T1 - Awareness systems: Advances in theory, methodology and design.