Computer Supported Cooperative Work

@inproceedings{Korn2017ComputerSC,
  title={Computer Supported Cooperative Work},
  author={Matthias Korn and Tommaso Colombino and Myriam Lewkowicz},
  booktitle={ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Advances in Geographic Information Systems},
  year={2017}
}
This paper explores the use of social awareness support as a potential solution to alleviate informal care al, and emotional load habitually associated with their duties. This is a preliminary contribution of the Vienna University of Technology to TOPIC project that is currently under development. In this paper we report on relevant literature, identify and consider technological and interaction challenges, and suggest mobile and ubiquitous computing for ambient solutions. We illustrate our… 
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