Supporting Collaborative Interpretation in Distributed支持分布式协同解释.pptVIP

Supporting Collaborative Interpretation in Distributed Groupware Agenda Collaborative Interpretation Supporting Emergence Supporting Distributed CI Collaborative Interpretation A process where a group interprets and transforms a diverse set of information fragments into a smaller, coherent set of meaningful descriptions. Steps in CI Preparation Familiarization Interpretation (emergence) Recording the interpretation Reporting Moving to Distributed Groupware Preparation/Familiarization Interpretation Reporting Emergence Ideas do not arise well formed. At first there are expressions of fragments of thoughts. Once there is some rough material to work with, interpretations gradually begin to emerge as they are discussed. -- Moran, Chiu, van Melle, UIST ‘97 Supporting Emergence Spatial Visual Workspace Main View Spatial Proximity Free-form Annotation Free Creation Movement Supporting Distributed CI Collaborative Interpretation is a “classic” CSCW activity. Design Principles Emergence Spatial visual workspace Use spatial proximity Free-form annotation Free creation and movement Distributed CI Provide a common visually similar space. Provide timely feedback and feed-through. Support gesture and diectic references. Support workspace awareness. Summary The End The next sequence shows extra slides not shown at the presentation… Are You Familiar with Collaborative Interpretation? Have you ever written down bits of information on Post-It Notes or Index cards? Then spread the cards out over a work surface? Then worked with others to organize the cards so they made sense? If so, you’ve probably engaged in collaborative interpretation Initial Interpretation Emergence (demo) Spatial Visual workspace Theoretically unbounded Undifferentiated, conventional space Free form annotation Free hand annotation Free creation and movement Notes Text annotations TA list Drop to overview Navigation techniques Collaboration Sense-making requires multiple participants Gro