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Quote: talking-out-loud (overhearing) helps colleagues orient their actions to a wider context; specific responses are not called for
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voice and sound as a user interface
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broadcasting information
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discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing
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Talking-out-loud maintains colleagues' awareness of occurrences otherwise invisible. … of talking-out-loud that actions are unaddressed. Specific responses … are two differences. First … [they occur over long time periods]. Second, they are more laid back … [since] textual overhearing is not used for tight, … Google-1 Google-2
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Quote: e-diary entries are more laid back than talking-out-loud; not used for tight, live coordination
Topic: voice and sound as a user interface (26 items)
Topic: broadcasting information (18 items)
Topic: discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing (29 items)