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Software design process Computer software Psychology Bionics Computer software Psychology Bionics.
Journal of Educational Technology and Society, 2012
We propose that the design and implementation of effective Social Learning Analytics (SLA) presen... more We propose that the design and implementation of effective Social Learning Analytics (SLA) present significant challenges and opportunities for both research and enterprise, in three important respects. The first is that the learning landscape is extraordinarily turbulent at present, in no small part due to technological drivers. Online social learning is emerging as a significant phenomenon for a variety of reasons, which we review, in order to motivate the concept of social learning. The second challenge is to identify different types of SLA and ...
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2005
This paper characterises key weaknesses in the ability of current digital libraries to support sc... more This paper characterises key weaknesses in the ability of current digital libraries to support scholarly inquiry, and as a way to address these, proposes computational services grounded in semiformal models of the naturalistic argumentation commonly found in research literatures. It is argued that a design priority is to balance formal expressiveness with usability, making it critical to co-evolve the modelling
Compendium, a graphical hypertext system, can be used to gather a semantic group memory when used... more Compendium, a graphical hypertext system, can be used to gather a semantic group memory when used in a meeting scenario. By way of a specifically designed ontology, this structure is applied as annotation to other forms of meeting capture, such as audio and video recordings, and further employed to navigate between and through these resources.
Having developed, used and evaluated some of the early IBIS- based approaches to design rationale... more Having developed, used and evaluated some of the early IBIS- based approaches to design rationale (DR) such as gIBIS and QOC in the late 1980s/mid-1990s, we describe the subsequent evolution of the argu- mentation-based paradigm through software support, and perspectives drawn from modeling and meeting facilitation. Particular attention is given to the challenge of negotiating the overheads of capturing this
Knowledge and Process Management, 2002
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2006
We discuss issues arising from the design, implementation and first use of a prototype infrastruc... more We discuss issues arising from the design, implementation and first use of a prototype infrastructure for distributed collective practice (IDCP), and reflect upon their intersection with some of the themes emerging from the Paris 2000 IDCP workshop. The problem of maintaining coherence in a distributed system is of central interest to us. We focus on the notion of representational coherence,
Participatory Spatial Planning is a collaborative governance practice in which different stakehol... more Participatory Spatial Planning is a collaborative governance practice in which different stakeholders, from different organizational levels are involved in a collaborative decision-making process. Capturing deliberation along collaborative decision-making processes is a challenging task. Several stakeholders deliberate in different moments, trying to accomplish different tasks, collaborating and communicating with different people and working in different environments. Knowledge derived from parallel processes,
This paper focuses on supporting knowledge management and exchange between web-based and traditio... more This paper focuses on supporting knowledge management and exchange between web-based and traditional collaborative environments. In particular we discuss the integration between a tool ( CoPe_it! ) supporting collaborative argumentation and learning in web-based Communities of Practices and a hypermedia and sense making tool ( Compendium ) acting as a personal and collective Knowledge Management (KM) system in traditional collaborative
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2004
Alternate track papers & posters of the 13th international conference on World Wide Web - WWW Alt. '04, 2004
Proceedings of the twelfth ACM conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia - HYPERTEXT '01, 2001
Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing, 2008
Proceedings of the 10th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '05, 2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2000
Information Technology for Knowledge Management, 1998
Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing, 2008
Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '98, 1998
We are looking at how new forms of document interface can be used to support new forms of scholar... more We are looking at how new forms of document interface can be used to support new forms of scholarly discourse, and ultimately, new models of scholarly publishing. The vehicle we use to conduct this research is the Digital Document Discourse Environment (D3E). D3E is an experimental system supporting the publication of web- based documents with integrated discourse facilities and embedded
Software design process Computer software Psychology Bionics Computer software Psychology Bionics.
Journal of Educational Technology and Society, 2012
We propose that the design and implementation of effective Social Learning Analytics (SLA) presen... more We propose that the design and implementation of effective Social Learning Analytics (SLA) present significant challenges and opportunities for both research and enterprise, in three important respects. The first is that the learning landscape is extraordinarily turbulent at present, in no small part due to technological drivers. Online social learning is emerging as a significant phenomenon for a variety of reasons, which we review, in order to motivate the concept of social learning. The second challenge is to identify different types of SLA and ...
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2005
This paper characterises key weaknesses in the ability of current digital libraries to support sc... more This paper characterises key weaknesses in the ability of current digital libraries to support scholarly inquiry, and as a way to address these, proposes computational services grounded in semiformal models of the naturalistic argumentation commonly found in research literatures. It is argued that a design priority is to balance formal expressiveness with usability, making it critical to co-evolve the modelling
Compendium, a graphical hypertext system, can be used to gather a semantic group memory when used... more Compendium, a graphical hypertext system, can be used to gather a semantic group memory when used in a meeting scenario. By way of a specifically designed ontology, this structure is applied as annotation to other forms of meeting capture, such as audio and video recordings, and further employed to navigate between and through these resources.
Having developed, used and evaluated some of the early IBIS- based approaches to design rationale... more Having developed, used and evaluated some of the early IBIS- based approaches to design rationale (DR) such as gIBIS and QOC in the late 1980s/mid-1990s, we describe the subsequent evolution of the argu- mentation-based paradigm through software support, and perspectives drawn from modeling and meeting facilitation. Particular attention is given to the challenge of negotiating the overheads of capturing this
Knowledge and Process Management, 2002
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2006
We discuss issues arising from the design, implementation and first use of a prototype infrastruc... more We discuss issues arising from the design, implementation and first use of a prototype infrastructure for distributed collective practice (IDCP), and reflect upon their intersection with some of the themes emerging from the Paris 2000 IDCP workshop. The problem of maintaining coherence in a distributed system is of central interest to us. We focus on the notion of representational coherence,
Participatory Spatial Planning is a collaborative governance practice in which different stakehol... more Participatory Spatial Planning is a collaborative governance practice in which different stakeholders, from different organizational levels are involved in a collaborative decision-making process. Capturing deliberation along collaborative decision-making processes is a challenging task. Several stakeholders deliberate in different moments, trying to accomplish different tasks, collaborating and communicating with different people and working in different environments. Knowledge derived from parallel processes,
This paper focuses on supporting knowledge management and exchange between web-based and traditio... more This paper focuses on supporting knowledge management and exchange between web-based and traditional collaborative environments. In particular we discuss the integration between a tool ( CoPe_it! ) supporting collaborative argumentation and learning in web-based Communities of Practices and a hypermedia and sense making tool ( Compendium ) acting as a personal and collective Knowledge Management (KM) system in traditional collaborative
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2004
Alternate track papers & posters of the 13th international conference on World Wide Web - WWW Alt. '04, 2004
Proceedings of the twelfth ACM conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia - HYPERTEXT '01, 2001
Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing, 2008
Proceedings of the 10th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '05, 2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2000
Information Technology for Knowledge Management, 1998
Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing, 2008
Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '98, 1998
We are looking at how new forms of document interface can be used to support new forms of scholar... more We are looking at how new forms of document interface can be used to support new forms of scholarly discourse, and ultimately, new models of scholarly publishing. The vehicle we use to conduct this research is the Digital Document Discourse Environment (D3E). D3E is an experimental system supporting the publication of web- based documents with integrated discourse facilities and embedded