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Web-based CSCW system and analysis of related technology

XU Ji-chuan

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This article introduces the basic concept of computer supported cooperative work (CSCW) and presents its character, structure, implementation method and development method. The web-based CSCW is our focus. The detail of its principle, structure and technology are discussed. Finally, the application and future of CSCW is described.

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This article introduces the basic concept of computer supported cooperative work (CSCW) and presents its character, structure, implementation method and development method. The web-based CSCW is our focus. The detail of its principle, structure and technology are discussed. Finally, the application and future of CSCW is described.

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This article introduces the basic concept of computer supported cooperative work (CSCW) and presents its character, structure, implementation method and development method. The web-based CSCW is our focus. The detail of its principle, structure and technology are discussed. Finally, the application and future of CSCW is described.

Key concepts: Computer-supported cooperative work, Computer science, Focus (optics), Web application, Human–computer interaction, Work (physics), World Wide Web, Mechanical engineering

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