Session 1: Opening Remarks and Introductions

Ravi Vatrapu and Dan Suthers (University of Hawaii), Culture and computers: A review of the concept of culture and its analytic usage
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Session 2: Culture and Attitudes Toward Technology

Amanda Williams (U.C. Irvine), Transnational Thais: Global mobilities, cell phones, and collaboration
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Jose Rojas (University of Glasgow), The cultural construction of ubiquitous computing
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Pamela Hinds, Talia Brodecki, Heidy Maldonado (Stanford University), Vanessa Evers, Henriette Cramer (University of Amsterdam), The effect of choice and ingroup strength on responses to robots: A U.S.-Chinese comparison
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Session 3: Culture and CSCW

Susan Fussell, Leslie Setlock, Pablo Quinones (Carnegie Mellon University), Effects of culture and medium on collaborative work
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Qiping Zhang (Long Island University), The effect of culture, medium and task on trust perception
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Claudia Schremmer (CSIRO), Braccetto: Distributed intense collaboration between teams of teams
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Session 4: Culture and Collaborative Learning

Nicole Schadewitz, Identifying interaction design patterns in cross-cultural computer-supported collaborative interaction
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Carolyn Rose (Carnegie Mellon University), Frank Fischer (Ludwig-Maximilians University), Chun-Yen Chang (National Taiwan Normal University), Exploring the influence of culture on collaborative learning
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Pablo Quinones, Susan Fussell, Burcu Akinci, Lucio Soibelman (Carnegie Mellon University), Cross-cultural collaboration in construction management
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Session 5: Working in a Global Context I.

Jane Siegel (Carnegie Mellon University), Cultural attributes influencing collaborative IT services delivery
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Allen Milewski (Monmouth University) and Patrick O'Sullivan (IBM), Information-seeking tools for global teams
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Wei Li (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Online knowledge sharing by Chinese and American users in a multinational corporation: What difference does culture make?
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Session 6: Working in a Global Context II

Dawei Huang (Microsoft Research), Differences in cross-cultural onsite customer feedback elicitation
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Marilyn Tremaine (Rutgers University), Rich Egan, Suling Zhang (NJIT), Allen Milewski (Monmouth University) Jan Marco Leimeister (Technical University of Munich), Cultural differences in temporal perceptions in global teams and the design of an aware calendar to circumvent these differences
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Bedoor AlShebli, Karrie Karahalious (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), The impact of culture on collaborative technologies
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Session 7: Breakout Sessions and Wrap Up

Breakout Sessions

Reports from Breakout Sessions

Group discussion and workshop wrap up

Workshop Poster pdf