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How can platform design address technical needs and privacy issues in remote experimentation?

helpResearch questionHybrid Remote Videoconferencing Experience

How can platform design address technical needs and privacy issues in remote experimentation?

UbiComp '23An Experimental Video Conference Platform to Bridge the Gap Between Digital and In-Person Communication

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