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Collaborative computing: collaboration first, computing second

By Donald A. Norman
Communications of the ACM, December 1991, Vol. 34 No. 12, Pages 88-90
10.1145/125319.125398
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These articles on Collaborative Computing will seem out of place to a number of readers from the computer science community. Interesting articles perhaps, but what do they have to do with computers? Where is the science—that is, where is the mathematics, or the code? What have these issues to do with everyday practice?

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