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Maya Muñoz-Tobón

http://www.dourish.com/publications/1998/hci-technometh.pdf - 1 views

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    This article is written from the computer science perspective on how social sciences are used to analyze Human-computer-interactions (HCI) and computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW). Tthis article is talking about how ethnomethodology can help computer scientist to design systems allowing people to interact in groups through technology and computer networking. The article is concern on people's behaviors that takes them to interact with the technology and how they do it, some of these points can be stretched and transfer to understanding the behaviors of individuals that interact in digital communities. It continues talking about the influence of the participant in the design of the technology, which brings to my mind the discussion about how the data gathering and "aggregation of information" shape the actions, the behaviors and the data available, which at the same time can dictate how the technology is been developed
Jenny Dean

Algorithms are Not Enough: Lessons Bringing Computer Science to Journalism | Digital Hu... - 3 views

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    "The computer science research community is going full speed ahead developing exciting new algorithms, but it seems a bit disconnected from what it takes to get their work used."
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    I thought this article is interesting, basically you need to understand more than just computer science to develop a program that is usable to a particular group.
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