International Conference „Computing is Work!“ (2017)

“Muddling through” is Work: A Plea for Workflow Oriented Computing

Kari Kuutti

(Even) Literature is Work! Word Processing and Literary Labor

Matthew Kirschenbaum

Archiving is Work, Archaeology Even More

Gerard Alberts

Bohemia is Work: Reimagining Digital Labor inside Facebook

Fred Turner

Closing Remarks

Thomas Haigh; Sebastian Gießmann

Coordination is Work: The Problem of Computerizing Coordinative Practices

Kjeld Schmidt

Copycatting is Work: The Diverse Labours of the Shenzhen Electronics Markets

Hallam Stevens

Data Mining is Work: Scaling Algorithms, Overcoming Friction, Redefining Knowledge

Matthew Jones

Diskussion Hallam Stevens & Benjamin Peters

Hallam Stevens; Benjamin Peters

Diskussion mit Roli Varma & Nathan Ensmenger

Roli Varma; Nathan Ensmenger

Documentation is Work: Flowcharts as Temporal Boundary Objects

Nathan Ensmenger

Leisure is Work: The Making of the Soviet Computing Collectives

Ksenia Tatarchenko

Networking is Work: How Computing Institutions Matter even When Networks Fail

Benjamin Peters

Opening Remarks: Computing is Work

Thomas Haigh; Sebastian Gießmann

Round table on CSCW

Erhard Schüttpelz; Volker Wulf; Dave Randall

Stopping Fake News is Work: The Work Processes of Peer-to-Peer Counter Propaganda

Maria Haigh; Tom Haigh

Women at Work: Decoding Femininity in Computing in India

Roli Varma

Work will be 3D: Imaginary Workplaces and Volumetric Displays

Jens Schröter