Stacey D. Scott

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The Pluralistic Nature of Emotion: Human and Machine Interpretations of Textual Emotional Content

This paper explores the complex nature of emotion interpretation in text-based communication by comparing human and machine approaches to emotion detection. Human emotions, shaped by personal experiences and cultural backgrounds, reflect individuality, yet many detection systems overlook these nuances. Through a…

CSCW '22CorrespondingTeam Collaboration; Team Collaboration

Handoff and Deposit: Designing Temporal Coordination in Cross-Device Transfer Techniques for Mixed-Focus Collaboration

When working together, people frequently share information with each other to enable division of labour, assistance, and delegation of responsibility. The literature has explored both synchronous and asynchronous transfer techniques, known as Handoff and Deposit, respectively. However, current cross-device environment…

CSCW '21CorrespondingMethods and Design Approaches

Joint Action Storyboards: A Framework for Visualizing Communication Grounding Costs

Building and maintaining common ground is vital for effective collaboration in CSCW. Moreover, subtle changes in a CSCW user interface can significantly impact grounding and collaborative processes. Yet, researchers and technology designers lack tools to understand how specific user interface designs may hinder or fac…

CSCW '201st AuthorCSCW 2020 Lasting Impact Award

CSCW 2020 Lasting Impact Award

The CSCW Lasting Impact Award recognizes a paper published at the CSCW conference at least 10 years ago that has been extremely influential since its publication. This year, the award goes to Stacey D. Scott, M. Sheelagh T. Carpendale, and Kori Inkpen for their CSCW 2004 paper “Territoriality in collaborative tabletop…

CHI '18CorrespondingRemote Work Tools & Experience +1

Group vs Individual: Impact of TOUCH and TILT Cross-Device Interactions on Mixed-Focus Collaboration

Cross-device environments (XDEs) have been developed to support a multitude of collaborative activities. Yet, little is known about how different cross-device interaction techniques impact group collaboration, including how their impact on independent and joint work that often occurs during group work. In this wo…

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