Knowledge Visualization——知识可视化介绍.pptVIP

Knowledge Visualization Tina Ressl 10 May 2006 University of Graz Department of Psychology – Cognitve Science Section SE Current Issues in Technology Enhanced Learning Dr. habil. Jürgen Heller Overview Introduction Knowledge vs. Information Visualization Application fields A framework of Knowledge Visualization Conclusion The Plot-poll – a practical application Summary of the following articles: Eppler, M.J. Burkhard, R.A. (2004a). Knowledge Visualization. Online available: /modules/pub/view.php/knowledgemedia-67 (01.05.2006). Eppler, M.J. Burkhard, R.A. (2004b). Knowledge Visualization. Towards a new discipline and its field of application. Online available: http://www.bul.unisi.ch/cerca/bul/pubblicazioni/com/pdf/wpca0402.pdf (06.05.2006). Ivanov, A. (2006). The Plot-poll: A Collaborative Knowledge Visualization and Polling Tool for an Online Discussion Board. Online available: /modules/pub/view.php/knowledgemedia-70 (01.05.2006). Introduction Knowledge Visualization: the use of visual representations to improve the creation and transfer of knowledge between at least two persons all graphic means that can be used to construct and convey complex insights enables the correct reconstruction, remembrance and appliance of these insights Knowledge vs. Information Visualization Information Visualization: related field and precursor of Knowledge Visualization novel visual applications for the interactive browsing and analysis of data (trends, outliers, clusters) ?the use of computer-supported, interactive, visual representations of abstract data to amplify cognition“ (Card et al., 1999, zitiert nach Eppler Burkhard, 2004a) neglection of the potential of visualizations as a medium for transfer of complex knowledge the integration of non-computer based visualization methods (e.g. posters, physical object,…) Knowledge vs. Information Visualization Both exploit human abilities to process visual representations but in different ways: IV