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Jen Allanson is a freelance Interaction Designer. Since 1997 she has been carrying out research and developing applications in the following areas:

Computer-Supported Collaborative Work, Virtual Reality, Tangible Awareness Landscapes, Sensor-based Interaction, Biocybernetic Systems/ Physiological Computing, Affective Computer Gaming, Brain-Computer Interaction, Art & Technology.

She has a portfolio career which includes research, training and consultancy work.

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Pycock, James, Palfreyman, Kevin, Allanson, Jen and Button, Graham (1998): Representing Fieldwork and Articulating Requirements through VR. In: Poltrock, Steven and Grudin, Jonathan (eds.) Proceedings of the 1998 ACM conference on Computer supported cooperative work November 14 - 18, 1998, Seattle, Washington, United States. pp. 383-392. Available online

“Virtual Reality has attracted much attention in CSCW as a means for providing 'Collaborative Virtual Environments'. In this paper an alternative use is made of VR for CSCW. Our work focuses not upon VR as an actual interface to CSCW systems but as a means for providing a rich environment in which to, firstly, represent the results of ethnographic study and, secondly, to explore requirements for a collaborative system by envisioning new work arrangements. We report on our use of VR in this way and what it offers for supporting the transition between ethnographic fieldwork and system design. We also report on the transition from a 3D envisionment to designing a 2D system intended for real world use.”

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