CSCW Topic Selection
Evaluates research project framing and unit of analysis to route academic papers accurately between ACM CSCW, CHI, ICWSM, and adjacent venues.
CSCW Topic Selection provides systematic guidance for academic researchers to assess whether their project aligns with ACM CSCW (Computer-Supported Cooperative Work) or should be routed to adjacent venues like CHI, ICWSM, DIS, GROUP, or FAccT. By applying unit-of-analysis tests, evaluating mediated cooperative practices, and checking platform-agnostic findings, this skill helps authors pinpoint weak-fit signals, formulate actionable framing repairs, and make confident submission decisions before drafting begins.
Características Principales
01Applies platform-independence survival tests to ensure lasting conceptual contributions
02Evaluates whether research claims center on groups, communities, or organizations vs. individual users
03Provides a decision matrix comparing CSCW with CHI, ICWSM, DIS, GROUP, TOCHI, and FAccT
04Generates standardized fit verdicts with explicit framing repair recommendations
05Identifies weak-fit signals such as isolated lab tasks or superficial collaboration framing
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Casos de Uso
01Selecting alternative publication venues when a project does not meet CSCW unit-of-analysis criteria
02Reframing research contributions to highlight social dynamics, governance, and cooperative practices
03Determining whether a human-centered computing paper belongs at ACM CSCW or ACM CHI