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	Browse All Reviews > Information Systems (H) > Information Interfaces And Presentation (H.5) > Group And Organization Interfaces (H.5.3) > Asynchronous Interaction (H.5.3...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-4 of 4 Reviews about "Asynchronous Interaction (H.5.3...)": Date Reviewed   With a little help from my friends: Can social navigation inform interpersonal privacy preferences? Patil S., Page X., Kobsa A.  CSCW 2011 (Proceedings of the ACM 2011 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Hangzhou, China, Mar 19-23, 2011) 391-394, 2011.  Type: Proceedings In social media, users have many opportunities to specify their privacy setting preferences, such as whether to show their personal information to all of their contacts or only specific contacts. In many cases, users do not understand ... Dec 7 2011   A life-cycle perspective on online community success Iriberri A., Leroy G. ACM Computing Surveys 41(2): 1-29, 2009.  Type: Article Iriberri and Leroy present a review of current research on success factors of online communities, in the context of a life cycle that distinguishes the phases of inception, creation, growth, and maturity. Unsuccessful online communitie... Mar 26 2010   Designing mobile awareness cues Oulasvirta A.  Human computer interaction with mobile devices and services (Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Sep 2-5, 2008) 43-52, 2008.  Type: Proceedings Mobile devices know more about us and the people we interact with than what they normally let on. A mobile phone, for example, may know where we and our communication partners are located, and whether one is using or has recently used ... Dec 4 2008   Synchronous and asynchronous Cristian F. Communications of the ACM 39(4): 88-97, 1996.  Type: Article Two different but complementary system design protocols, synchronous and asynchronous, can be integrated in a common framework. This paper shows how.... Nov 1 1996
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