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The Persistent Conversation Minitrack:
History and Paper Downloads

What is it?

The Persistent Conversation minitrack and workshop is an annual meeting that takes place at the Hawai'i International Conference on Systems Science (HICSS) in January. Its aim is to provide a multi-disciplinary forum for researchers and designers who deal with computer-mediated conversation. The meeting is small (on the order of two to three dozen people), and is, in feeling, halfway between a conference and workshop. It typically begins with a half-day workshop, whose aim is to introduce the minitrack's core participants (both authors and audience members) to one another, and to provide a sense of the various approaches, methods and domains represented. The minitrack itself consists of a series of sessions, each one divided equally between presentation and audience discussion; the discussions continue after the minitrack (and throughout the conference) in the beautiful setting provided by HICSS. See http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu for more information.

2005

See the call for participation for the January 2005 meeting. June 15 is the deadline for paper submissions.

Past Meetings

2004: Persistent Conversation papers and authors

2003- not held

2002: Persistent Conversation papers and authors

2001: Persistent Conversation papers and authors

2000: Persistent Conversation papers and authors

1999: Persistent Conversation papers and authors


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