Q. Which term is commonly used to refer to computer systems designed to support group working?

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Q. What is the relationship between HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) and CSCW (Computer-Supported Cooperative Work)?

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Q. How are groupware systems classified based on their function?

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Q. What is the primary purpose of the time/space matrix in the context of groupware systems?

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Q. How is the space dimension of the time/space matrix divided?

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Q. Which term describes communication that occurs at the same time but across different places?

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Q. What aspect of groupware does the cooperative work framework focus on?

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Q. What is the main focus of the cooperative work framework?

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Q. In the cooperative work framework, what do the circles labeled 'P' represent?

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Q. What does the arrow between participants represent in the cooperative work framework?

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Q. What does the arrow between participants and artifacts represent in the cooperative work framework?

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Q. How are groupware systems classified based on the cooperative work framework?

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Q. What is the primary focus of computer-mediated communication (CMC) within the context of CSCW?

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Q. What is the key similarity between distribution lists and bulletin boards/electronic conferencing systems?

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Q. What is a key difference between private and shared distribution lists in email systems?

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Q. What is a feature of LAN-based email within a single site compared to email between different sites?

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Q. How do structured message systems help manage message overload?

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Q. What makes structured message systems more similar to a typical database record than a normal email message?

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Q. What is the main challenge for senders using structured message systems?

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Q. What is a characteristic of structured message systems based on models of conversation?

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