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Hybrid work is characterised by regular switches and transitions on multiple levels - between physical and digital spaces, synchronous and asynchronous work, different workgroups, as well as different tools and systems. This position paper discusses the role and nature of these transitions within the context of hybrid workgroups and presents a currently ongoing research project that focuses on the longitudinal analysis of these rhythms and flows of collaborative work and the transitions exper...Hybrid work is characterised by regular switches and transitions on multiple levels - between physical and digital spaces, synchronous and asynchronous work, different workgroups, as well as different tools and systems. This position paper discusses the role and nature of these transitions within the context of hybrid workgroups and presents a currently ongoing research project that focuses on the longitudinal analysis of these rhythms and flows of collaborative work and the transitions experienced by individuals. It presents the overall aim of the research project and the methodological approach, which includes a diary study in combination with a visualisation tool for data exploration. This work takes a longitudinal perspective with an emphasis on temporal and spatial aspects, focusing on practices that reveal themselves over the course of days, weeks or months, which can complement current detailed, short-term analyses.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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