Feather, Scent, and Shaker: Supporting Simple Intimacy

Rob Strong; William Gaver

Feather, Scent, and Shaker: Supporting Simple Intimacy

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Abstract

In this paper, we describe three experiments in designing for minimal, expressive communication. These are very simple networked devices that are aimed at supporting implicit, personal, and expressive communication, as opposed to the explicit, goal-oriented, and informative communication characterising most CSCW systems. We suggest that these prototypes open an interesting space for collaborative systems, and describe some of the issues and opportunities they raise.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Videos, Demos and Short Papers of CSCW ‘96. Boston, MA, 1996
Pages	29-30
Publication status	Published - Nov 1996

Research Group keywords

Interaction Research Studio

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https://cfacaa.human.cornell.edu/dea.arl/linked%20docs/Feather%20Scent%20and%20Shaker.pdf

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