ECSCW 07 blog

ECSCW'07...artifacts

A Flickr photo pool has been created. If you took pictures at the conference, and want to share them with the others, please add them to this pool.

Several people have blogged the event. Have a look at:

Communixx (25-28 September 2007- starting here and finishing here) - Michael Koch
ECO Space CWE-News blog (27-28 Sept - from here to this one) - Wolfgang Prinz
Native.dk -Christian Dindler
Mathemagenic -on the "What's missing in Social Software?" Workshop - Lilia Efimova
beamtenherrschaft - on the "What's missing in Social Software?" Workshop - Ralf Klamma
Beyond and around - on the e-Research workshop, main conference - Oscar Ardaiz
Words of (My) Life - poster, conference dinner - You Yu
Neubiberblog - Alex Richter (in German)
rb - Richard Banks
Hatena Diary - あblog (in Japanese)
Bread&Tech - Luigina Ciolfi
coniecto - Gabriela Avram

The Jaiku ECSCW'07 channel didn't look appealing to the participants. But a few Jaikus...

Post conference, a ECSCW'07 Facebook group was created. You're all invited to join if you want to keep in touch!

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Slan Abhaile!

ECSCW 2007 is now closed. Thanks to everybody who took part: speakers, session chairs, programme committee and organising committee, and particularly to the Student Volunteers!

The full photo album of the conference is online here, and please join the ECSCW 2007 group on Facebook to keep in touch!

Day 5

The final day of the conference!
The last three paper sessions included -among other topics- digital housekeeping, triage systems and teaching ethnography.

A "Conference Madness" session gave the audience an opportunity to hear about upcoming conferences.

The second panel of ECSCW 2007 discussed the role of technology in CSCW research, with interventions from Carl Gutwin, Mike Fraser, Carla Simone and Volker Wulf.

The final session featured the closing keynote by Prof. Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin.
First of all, the stage had to be "fitted for the occasion"

Liam introduced Mícheál and his colleagues Niall Keegan and Sandra Joyce, who joined him on stage to discuss - and demonstrate - "What Makes an Irish Music Session Work"

Day 4

The programme on day 4 has been very full with paper presentations: topics were very diverse, ranging from conflict detection to collaborative video analysis tools, mobile music sharing and school work collaboration tools.

The demo exhibition was also opened today during a "Demo Madness" section, where demo presenters had one minute to pitch their project

The evening featured the Conference Banquet, held in the Brian Boru hall of Dromoland Castle, Co. Clare

Musicians from the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick entertained the crowd with some traditional Irish music

The banquet was also the occasion for the launch of ECSCW 2009, to be held in Vienna and chaired by Prof. Ina Wagner, with Carla Simone and Ellen Balka as programme co-chairs.

ECSCW 2007 Conference Chair Liam Bannon also presented a gift to Kjeld Schmidt in recognition of his work of many years on the ECSCW enterprise and of his recently awarded dr.scient.soc. degree

ECSCW07 Group on Flickr!

Join the ECSCW07 public group on Flickr and share your pics of the conference!

Day 3

The plenary session has started today. Professor Stephen Ackroyd delivered his opening address "Conviviality as a system requirement"

Several papers were also presented, and panel discussion chaired by Liam Bannon took place on the state and future of CSCW. Discussants included Kjeld Schimdt, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Wolfgang Prinz and Ina Wagner.