Peter Dalsgaard
Christian Remy
Lindsay MacDonald Vermeulen
ABSTRACT
The aim of the workshop is to examine and discuss the role and functions of digital tools in collaborative creative work. While advancements in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research offer considerable potential for supporting creative work practices, particularly collaborative practices, we believe this design space is underexplored. We invite researchers from the fields of HCI who are interested in creativity research to come together to further our understanding as well as explore opportunities for future research in this area. We will discuss workshop participants' visions and experiences in order to identify central themes that can shape the future design of digital tools in collaborative creative work.
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