Community computing as human ‐ computer interaction

John Carroll

Behaviour and Information Technology, 2001, vol. 20, issue 5, 307-314

Abstract: There is too little engagement between community computing and human - computer interaction. In the future there should be more. Better integrating community computing and human - computer interaction can help to make HCI richer and more comprehensive, conceptually and methodologically. It can help HCI to have more of an impact on society and on everyday collective life. Six examples are briefly discussed.

Date: 2001
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