Tabletop Interfaces for Remote Document Review Meetings

Remote Review Meetings on a Tabletop Interface

We consider the problem of remote review meetings, in which geographically-separated colleagues review text documents. We review the affordances of paper documents on a meeting table and present a novel multi-user tabletop interface designed to afford similar properties. Our interface allows participants to review text documents with collaborators in a way that previously has not been investiga...

Large Displays for Document-Centric Meetings

We analyse the problems of supporting meetings in which remote participants discuss text documents. We present a proposal and initial work towards a large tabletop display that addresses these problems.

Coordination and Awareness in Remote Tabletop Collaboration

Remote collaboration technologies frequently provide a shared visual workspace of the task at hand, but often lack support for the visual cues and work practices of co-located collaboration. This is particularly acute in design tasks, in which the shared workspace is the focus of collaboration. Lately there has been growing interest in remote tabletop interfaces: large horizontal interactive su...

Enhancing Data-Driven Collaboration with Large-Scale Interactive Tabletops

Reality-based interfaces (RBIs) such as tabletop and tangible user interfaces offer unique opportunities for enhancing data-driven collaboration. In this paper, we describe the design and implementation of a large-scale interactive tabletop for augmenting data-driven colocated meetings of larger teams (8-12 participants). We also discuss usability challenges for large-scale tabletop interaction...

Tabletop interfaces for remote collaboration