1. Take a position on whether you feel user interfaces for work will remain isolated or if they will become more collaborative.

a. Present at least one evidence to support your argument.

b. Provide one idea how an interface designer can protect users of a collaborative interface from hostile or malicious behavior.

c. Provide two examples of collaboration and social media participation, including crossover characteristics

2. Face-to-face Encounters and Collabaration

a. Differentiate the roles of face-to-face encounters and collaborative interfaces.

b. Provide one limitation and benefit of face-to-face encounters and collaborative interfaces.

c. Provide one reason why collaborative interfaces, such as email, are much more popular than others, such as video-conferencing

3. Distributed and Collabarative Interfaces

a. Provide an example of an Asynchronous Distributed Interface.

b. Provide one pro and con of such a system when compared to an interface that is Synchronous Distributed.

c. Provide one reason of how collaborative interfaces can improve or harm teamwork.

4. Coordinating Multiple Views (Windows). Provide a discussion of how a banking application could take advantage of next generation of window managers by developing coordinated windows using Chapter 12 from our text as a reference. In your discussion describe what this might look like:

5. Our text notes that recently, seemingly endless scrolling webpage design has become a trend. Take a position on whether you feel endless scrolling is a good or bad idea. Please reference our text and any other sources that help you defend your position (you should have citations with page number(s)):

6. Considering nonanthropomorphic design, take a position on whether applications like Cortana and Siri that talk as though they are people is a good or bad idea. Please reference our text and any other sources that help support your opinion (again, provide citations with page number(s)):