The enthusiasm around remote and independent working has rapidly gained momentum in
the last few years. The digital nomad phenomenon has frequently been portrayed as an …

This article draws upon the authors' previous work on the opportunities and challenges
learners face as they move into, through, and out of transitional learning spaces. The …

While information and communication technology enables freelancers to work “anytime
anywhere”, it has become apparent that not all places seem to be equally suitable for their …

Over the past number of years new forms of work have emerged and developed, particularly
in the service and education sector, and, more broadly, with regards to information work …

The knowledge workforce is changing: global economic factors, increasing professional
specialization, and rapid technological advancements mean that more individuals than ever …

Highly mobile knowledge workers spend a large portion of their time traversing within and
among different infrastructural configurations as they move through space. These dynamic …

This paper describes how people make sense of and use constellations of technologies in a
nomadic setting, and it illustrates how maintaining and orchestrating a variety of applications …

Technology is often seen as seamless, or making (life/work) boundaries go away. Ubicomp
designs for that and for seamlessness in general. However, there may be better ways of …

In the design of contemporary map** technologies, effective navigation has become
synonymous with the quickest route, limiting the extent to which people engage with the …

This paper analyzes the self-organizing network Hoffice–a merger between the words home
and office–that brings together people who wish to co-create temporary workplaces. The …