Desktop Videoconferencing: Experiences of Complete Users, Wary Users, and Non-Users.

Author List: Webster, Jane;

MIS Quarterly, 1998, Volume 22, Issue 3, Page 257-286.

This longitudinal case study examines the use of desktop videoconferencing in one organization. Three theoretical perspectives, communication media choice, systems analysis and design, and privacy, help to inform the findings. The paper concludes by drawing implications for future research and practice

Keywords: desktop videoconferencing; implementation; media choice; privacy

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#282	0.146	power perspective process study rational political perspectives politics theoretical longitudinal case social rationality formation construction shows multiple instead understanding fact
#102	0.114	choice type functions nature paper literature particular implications function examine specific choices extent theoretical design discussion value widely finally adopted
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#203	0.068	communication media computer-mediated e-mail richness electronic cmc mail medium message performance convergence used communications messages face-to-face findings participants results work
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