ECSCW 2005 instructions Page 1 Lipovaya, V.; Lima, Y.; Grillo, P.; Barbosa, CE; Souza, JM;
Duarte, F. (2018): Coordination, Communication, and Competition in eSports: A Comparative …

Team activities that were traditionally offline are increasingly incorporating mediated
elements where there is a mix of physical and computer-assisted activities. In this study, we …

We present the newly emerging research field of Computer Supported Collaborative Sports
(CSCS). By applying innovative input and output technologies, it enables players to …

Esports is the fastest growing sports industry globally, and esports research is becoming
more prevalent. However, there is a lack of research on what 21st century skills esports …

Collaboration and cooperation are fundamental activities and processes for humans. There
has been a recent rise in the interest in collaborative and cooperative processes in several …

Collaborative games require players to work together on shared activities to achieve a
common goal. These games received widespread interest in the past decade, yet little is …

Many online collaborative games, e-sports in particular, heavily rely on teamwork. However,
players can act in an antisocial way during the match, creating dissent into the match. This …

Gaming has attracted growing interest in both CSCW and HCI in recent years. We contribute
to this line of research by analyzing collaboration in 5-person instance runs in World of …

Despite eSports' relatively long history, the attention paid by academia to this phenomenon
has been much more recent and is still in an embryonic state in all of the views. The …

This paper focuses on orchestration work in the first iteration of a mobile game called Day Of
The Figurines, which explores the potential to exploit text messaging as a means of creating …