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        Date: 2019-07-31 07:17:10+00:00
        From: David Ribes 
        Subject: Workshop: Fostering Historical Research in CSCW&HCI (CSCW'19, Austin, TX, USA)


Workshop: Fostering Historical Research in CSCW&HCI (CSCW'19, Austin,
TX, USA)

[CSCW = Conputer-Supported Cooperative Work; HCI = Human-Computer Interaction]

This day-long workshop aims to support and grow the community of CSCW
and HCI scholars that investigate the past to inform the design,
critique and conceptualization of technology. At this workshop, we
will learn from examples of historically-based CSCW and HCI work,
explore issues in historical method that come up in such work, share
methods and techniques, provide feedback and support to ongoing
investigations; and define a shared agenda for future research on this
topic. The workshop will also highlight research and methods that focus
on non-Western contexts and that give voice to historically
marginalized groups. Based on the workshop, we will develop a white
paper and a website that will collect resources to support CSCW based
historical investigations.

To apply, please send a 4-page position paper to cscwhistory@gmail.com
by September 21st 2019. Position papers should be the ACM Extended 
Abstract format and take one of the following forms:

1) description of an ongoing historical research project which seeks to
make contributions to CSCW and/or HCI;

2) engagement with questions of how one or more historical methods can
be carried out in our field, including discussion of validity and
evaluation of historical research;

3) discussion of specific contributions that historical research can
make to CSCW and HCI.

The workshop will take place as part of the 22nd ACM Conference on
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing in Austin,
Texas during November 2019. More information about the conference is
here: http://cscw.acm.org/2019/. At least one author of each accepted
position paper will be required to register for the workshop and at
least one day of the conference.

More information about this workshop can be found at:
https://cscwhistory.com.

Please email any questions to: cscwhistory@gmail.com.



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