Working Together Apart through Embodiment

Computer-mediated collaboration has long been a core research interest in CSCW and HCI. As online social spaces continue to evolve towards more immersive higher fidelity experiences, is still needed investigate how emerging novel technology may foster support new nuanced forms experiences of virtual environments. Using 30 interviews, this paper focuses on what people collaborate they Virtual Reality (VR). We broaden current studies computer-mediated by highlighting the importance embodiment for co-presence communication, replicating offline collaborative activities, supporting seamless interplay work, play, mundane everyday lives experiencing conceptualizing also propose potential design implications that could further activities VR