This paper analyses transformations in collaborative activities that a computersupported collaborative writing system introduces into co-authors’ practices, and, discusses implications for the design of collaborative tools for writing. The analysis is grounded in user studies of four different groups of co-authors writing an academic report during two different collaborative situations. Two gro...

The importance of overhearing, and other ways of monitoring communicative behaviour not explicitly directed at oneself, has been illustrated in numerous ethnographic studies of computer-supported cooperative work. This paper is concerned with a particular form of monitoring. A &&peripheral participant'' is de"ned as someone who has a legitimate interest in monitoring a joint task (being carried...

PPurpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of both work to family enrichment and family to work enrichment on family satisfaction and work satisfaction. The moderating role of positive and negative affectivity is also examined in this regard. Methodology: This Study is an empirical survey research with the statistical population of faculty members of Iran’s universities. ...

This research was designed to test how the demands–resources model is associated with work–family interface. The present paper focused on time pressure and workload measured according self-efficacy personal autonomy as well perceptions of satisfaction that balance. We developed an interpretative qualitative study meaning interface by concentrating paradoxes emerge from this relationship bidirec...