Managing a trois
Published 1 January 1991Open access
Scott Minneman, Sara Bly
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Observations suggest that drawing tools such as the one used by participants in a distributed design exercise may offer support for alternative forms of participation in collaborative work.
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A multi-user drawing tool was used by participants in a distributed design exercise conducted in a multi-media working environment. The goal of the study was to explore how observations from our earlier studies of shared drawing in two-person design activity would hold up when three participants worked together.
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