W3C

Workshop on WWW and Collaboration

September 11-12, 1995

Cambridge, MA


Organized by
Laboratory for Computer Science
and
Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
in cooperation with the
World Wide Web Consortium


NOTE Note: This information has not been updated since the workshop, 12 September 1995.

The goal of this workshop is to establish a context for the W3C as it proceeds to recommend protocol changes that will address collaboration requirements. The focus will be on extensions to the Web protocols that support wide-area asynchronous collaborative applications, particularly extensions that can have impact by early '96. The workshop is also intended to be a starting point for continuing work on developing technology to facilitate collaboration over the World Wide Web.

Participation in the workshop is by invitation only, based on proposals which were submitted and evaluated during the summer of 1995. Information on recommendations and continuing work will be made available after the workshop.


Need help?

Please address questions scope or content of workshop to the chair and questions about organization to the Workshop Coordinator:

Workshop Coordinator:
Karen MacArthur ([email protected]), M.I.T. Laboratory for Computer Science and World Wide Web Consortium

Chair:
Irene Greif (igreif @ lotus.com), Lotus Development Corporation


W3C
Karen MacArthur, Workshop Coordinator
Created 07 August 1995
Last updated 13 September 1995