Communities of Practice: A Conceptual Frame for Human-Centred Computing
1. Communities of Practice: A conceptual frame for Human-Centred Computing Volker Wulf University of Siegen International Institute for Socio-Informatics (IISI), Bonn Fraunhofer FIT, Sankt Augustin
9. Research Agenda Innovative artefacts for specific practices Wearable Computing to support Paris fire brigade Computer Club to integrate Bonn neighborhood Expert Finding inside German industrial association End User Deve lop-ment Appr. Infra-struc- tures Virtual Proto- typing
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11. Wearable Technologies: Visions to support Fire Fighters Helmet-integrated dedicated sensors Head-Up Display (LCD or see-through technology) Optimised Speech Acquisition (throat or bone microphones,…) Emergency Signalling Arm-mounted Display Glove-integrated Sensors (accelerometers for MMI,…) Sensors for toxic substances identification
19. Research Agenda Innovative artefacts for specific practices Wearable Computing to support Paris fire brigade Computer Club to integrate Bonn neighborhood Expert Finding inside German industrial association End User Deve lop-ment Appr. Infra-struc- tures Virtual Proto- typing
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Editor's Notes
Dear Listeners, as you see it on the title, the topic of our talk is the access control. The second part of the title “Studying Maintenance Engineering across Organizational Boundaries” indicates that a) our work is grounded in an empirical work und b) that this work is restricted to a special setting. Nevertheless we believe that our main results could be generalized. One of our results is referred in the first part. “A new dimension in access control” means that the classical access control should be enlarged to another dimension. What this means precisely, is part of the lecture.