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Methodologies For Evaluating Collaboration In Collocated Environments CSCW Workshop Position Statement

My approach to building tools for collocated collaboration is to first observe and research existing problems in group collaboration and then to build technology that addresses these problems. Then when evaluating the effectiveness of the collaborative technology, I can rely on existing methods for evaluating group collaboration processes drawn from the field of social psychology. The specific domain of my research is small group decision-making and the challenges groups encounter in making decisions because of the tendency for groups to conform and commit to the majority-held opinion, before considering all of the decision options available to the group. In my research, I work to build technology that can assist a group in becoming aware of its interaction process, as a way of assisting a group in observing and correcting imbalances in its discussion.