Kapil Garg

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What Remotely Matters? Understanding Individual, Team, and Organizational Factors in Remote Work at Scale

Although knowledge workers are increasingly able to adopt remote and hybrid working arrangements and work productively, many organizations continue to question the effectiveness of remote work and focus on its concerns and challenges. Previous CSCW research shows that remote workers have limited awareness of other wor…

CHI '231st AuthorRemote Work Tools & Experience +2

Orchestration Scripts: A System for Encoding an Organization’s Ways of Working to Support Situated Work

Ill-structured problems demand that people adopt sophisticated strategies for planning, seeking support, and using available resources along their work process. These practices involve a challenging monitoring and strategizing process that existing tools cannot support since they largely lack an understanding of an or…

CSCW '221st AuthorTeaching and Learning; Teaching and Learning

Understanding the Practices and Challenges of Networked Orchestration in Research Communities of Practice

Work and learning communities have become increasingly networked to support their members in developing the skills to solve complex, real-world problems. Though disciplinary knowledge remains important to tackle these problems, working effectively in these modern-day communities of practice demands the ability for one…

CSCW '202nd AuthorCoordination and Collaboration

Opportunistic Collective Experiences: Identifying Shared Situations and Structuring Shared Activities at Distance

Despite many available social technologies for connecting at a distance, we don’t always find opportunities to actively engage with friends and loved ones, even though this kind of interaction is associated with reduced loneliness and increased social closeness. To meet our need for active engagement and to fit desire…

CSCW '191st AuthorCrowds and participatory sensing

4X: A Hybrid Approach for Scaffolding Data Collection and Interest in Low-Effort Participatory Sensing

Participatory sensing systems in which people actively participate in the data collection process must account for both the needs of data contributors and the data collection goals. Existing approaches tend to emphasize one or the other, with opportunistic and directed approaches making opposing tradeoffs between prov…

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