Subject: | [WI] 3rd International Summer School on CSCW (Application deadline: April 8th) |
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Date: | Mon, 2 Apr 2018 14:11:04 +0000 |
From: | Alexander Richter <aric@itu.dk> |
Reply-To: | Alexander Richter <aric@itu.dk> |
To: | eusset@listserv.uni-siegen.de <eusset@listserv.zimt.uni-siegen.de>, wi@lists.kit.edu <wi@lists.kit.edu>, aisworld@lists.aisnet.org <aisworld@lists.aisnet.org> |
Third International
Summer School on Computer Supported Cooperative Work –
Foundations, Methods and Technologies
27-31 August 2018, Villa
del Grumello – Lake Como School Of Advanced Studies Centro
di Cultura Scientifica “Alessandro Volta”, Como (Italy)
Under the auspices of
the European Society for Social Embedded Technologies and
the SIG CSCW of the German computer society, generously
sponsored by Aarhus University.
Important dates
April 8th, 2018:
Application deadline
April 15th, 2018:
Notification of acceptance
April 29th, 2018:
Deadline for registration
Chairs:
Claus Bossen (Aarhus
University – Denmark)
Alexander Richter (IT
University Copenhagen – Denmark)
Ina Wagner (Vienna
University of Technology – Austria)
Faculty: Claus Bossen,
Luigina Ciolfi, Gunnar Ellingsen, Michael Koch, Myriam
Lewkowicz, Claudia Müller, Volkmar Pipek, Dave Randall,
Alexander Richter, Kjeld Schmidt, Gerhard Schwabe, Ina
Wagner
Summer School Website:
https://www.eusset.eu/events/summer-school/summer-school-2018/
Program:
https://www.eusset.eu/events/summer-school/summer-school-2018/cscw-summerschool-2018-program/
About
The CSCW Summer School
provides young researchers (PhD or post-doc) with the
opportunity to deepen their understanding of CSCW as a
research field and community. The interaction among the
participants (both teachers and students) will promote the
generation of new ideas and their confrontation with the
experiences they have acquired in their field research.
The school will release
a certificate that can be used to acquire 7.5 ECTS upon the
approval of the outcomes of their group work activities.
Students are required to have read the course material
(15-20 papers) in advance and to complete pre-course
assignments which includes preparing a poster presenting
their research to be used on the afternoon of the first day.
Aims and scope
After the introduction
of the acronym CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) in
the late 1980’ the themes connected with the understanding
of collaborative work practices and the design of artefacts
supporting collaboration have become pervasive in many
scientific, business and social discourses. The domains in
which CSCW can inform sociotechnical design are constantly
growing and changing. This asks for a continuous elaboration
of the theoretical foundations of the underpinning
disciplines through a reflection on the outcomes of the
field studies, on the methods applied in the social and
technological investigations and on the impact of the
technologies on practices they are made part of. The
combination of these perspectives should be the patrimony of
any researcher who wants to grasp the complex and subtle
issues that are involved in the CSCW research area.
Program overview
27.8. Introduction
28.8. Field Studies
29.8. Designing
Artifacts
30.8. Evaluation /
Impact
31.8. Theoretical
Foundations & Writing
The location
The school will be held
in the facilities offered by the Centro di Cultura
Scientifica “Alessandro Volta”, Como (Italy), and
specifically at Villa del Grumello, a nice villa close to
Como: the center of the town is in ten minutes walking
distance along the border of the lake. The participants are
hosted in the bedrooms of the villa. Additional information
about the available facilities and the registration
modalities will be given later on.
Fees
The fees of 700€ include
accommodation starting from Sunday 27th August at Villa del
Grumello in double or quad rooms, breakfasts, lunches and
school materials. Single accommodation requests will be
subject to different fares and locations.
There is (limited)
financial support for students who do not receive funding
from their universities.
Application
Please provide a
document that includes one to two pages of CV and one page
that includes your PhD topic, your research approach and why
you want to participate at the summer school. Please send it
to:
summerschool@eusset.eu
Visa
International applicants
might need a visiting student visa to come to Italy.
Information about the required documents are available at
the “Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs”. The request of a
School Invitation Letter should be sent to summerschool@eusset.eu: the
request must contain all the necessary information along
with a digitized copy of the identification page of the
student passport (with name and photo).
Local organization
Angela Locoro
(University of Milano-Bicocca) and Carla Simone (University
of Siegen)
Contact
For any more information
about the school please contact:
summerschool@eusset.eu
Summer School Website:
https://www.eusset.eu/events/summer-school/summer-school-2018/