Artefact-Actor-Networks as tie between social networks and artefact networks

Reinhardt, Wolfgang; Moi, Matthias; Varlemann, Tobias

doi:10.4108/icst.collaboratecom2009.8308

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“…Figura 1 -Proceso para la selección de redes sociales en ejercicios de co-creación Las redes sociales web como herramienta para gestionar información en procesos de co-creación Para la detección de las características de trabajo colaborativo, y sin perder de vista las particularidades de un ejercicio de co-creación, se sugiere incluir las siguientes características : organización y categorización de contactos (compartir, importar/exportar, conformación de grupos); sugerencias y recomendaciones de contactos (Cohen & Clemens, 2005;Lim, et al, 2011); generación de comentarios, y trazabilidad sobre éstos; intercambio de archivos de diferentes tipos (Murphy, et al, 2008); modificación en línea de los archivos compartidos (Aiello & Ruffo, 2012); gestión de versiones de los archivos modificados (Reinhardt, Moi, & Varlemann, 2009;Yang & Chen, 2008); notificaciones a los usuarios sobre cambios en los archivos; generación de blogs; programación de eventos (una vez, periódicos, rango de fechas); notificaciones y recordatorios de los eventos usando varios medios (correo, mensajes al móvil, ventanas emergentes, etc); generación de listas de distribución (Cohen & Clemens, 2005;Lim, et al, 2011); despliegue de publicidad; despliegue de calendario (con posibilidad de compartir con otros usuarios); realización de video-llamadas y webinar; intercambio de mensajes de forma síncrona y asíncrona; búsqueda de elementos (archivos, eventos, contactos); selección de estados (disponible, ocupado, ausente, desconectado, etc); esquema de calificación de usuarios de acuerdo a participación; mecanismo de premiación o bonificación para usuarios (Cohen & Clemens, 2005;Lim, et al, 2011); exportación e integración con otras redes sociales; publicación de contenidos (Reinhardt, et al, 2009;Yang & Chen, 2008); soporte para ambientes móviles; esquema de privacidad adecuado.…”

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Las redes sociales web como herramienta para gestionar información en procesos de co-creación

Palacio¹,

González-Palacio²,

Ortiz-Pabón³

2017

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Resumen: Los procesos de innovación abierta emplean la co-creación de valor para viabilizar la interacción y colaboración entre agentes internos y externos a la organización. El uso de las tecnologías de información y comunicación hace posible que participantes distribuidos geográficamente y con limitantes de tiempo puedan aportar sus ideas en cualquier momento y lugar. Particularmente las redes sociales surgen como una alternativa interesante en la co-creación, ya que facilitan el involucramiento de colectivos identificados con las mismas necesidades y problemáticas. También estimulan el intercambio dinámico de experiencias en contextos de variada complejidad. En esta investigación se propone un protocolo para seleccionar una red social acorde a escenarios específicos de aplicación de la co-creación de valor. La iniciativa es validada mediante un caso real donde se evidencia que el uso de una red social para una construcción colectiva favorece la sinergia entre participantes heterogéneos. Palabras-clave:Redes sociales, innovación abierta, co-creación, colaboración, interacción. Social networks as a tool to manage information in co-creation processesAbstract: Open innovation processes employ the co-creation of value for the interaction and collaboration between internal and external agents to the organization. The use of information and communication technologies enables stakeholders distributed geographically and with time constraints to express their ideas anywhere and anytime. Particularly, social networks emerge as an interesting alternative in co-creation, due to they facilitate the involvement of groups identified with the same needs and problems. They also encourage the dynamic exchange of experience in contexts of different kinds of complexity. This research proposes a protocol to select a social network according to specific application scenarios of cocreation of value. The initiative is validated by a real case where is evident that the use of a social network for collective construction promotes synergy between heterogeneous stakeholders.

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Las redes sociales web como herramienta para gestionar información en procesos de co-creación

Palacio¹,

González-Palacio²,

Ortiz-Pabón³

2017

risti

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“…Mika (2007) was one of the first to elaborate on methods and potential gains of blending social and semantic network structures. Other approaches allocate actors and artifacts on different layers of a multi-layer model with homogeneous relation within each layer and heterogeneous relations in between (Reinhardt, Moi, & Varlemann, 2009;Suthers & Rosen, 2011). Such multi-relational representations may appear superior in expressiveness; however, operations in such structures are more difficult to define.…”

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Analyzing the Main Paths of Knowledge Evolution and Contributor Roles in an Open Learning Community

Halatchliyski¹,

Hecking

Goehnert

et al. 2014

Learning Analytics

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This paper introduces the scientometric method of main path analysis and its application in an exemplary study of the paths of knowledge development and the roles of contributors in Wikiversity. Data from two scientific domains in this online learning community has been used. We see this as a step forward in adapting and adopting network analysis techniques for analyzing collaboration processes in knowledge building communities. The analysis steps are presented in detail including the description of a tool environment ("workbench") designed for flexible use by non-computer experts. By identifying directed acyclic graphs, the meaningful interconnections between developing learning resources are analyzed by considering their temporal sequence. A schema for the visualization of the results is introduced. The potential of the method is elaborated for the evaluation of the overall learning process in different domains as well as for the individual contributions of the participants. Different outstanding roles of contributors in Wikiversity are presented and discussed.

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“…Artefact-Actor-Networks (AANs) were first introduced by Reinhardt, Moi and Varlemann in 2009 [36] and serve as an approach to semantically intertwine social networks with so-called artefact networks. We distinguish two general types of layers -the artefact and actor layers.…”

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“…Another bundle of the type RelevanceAnalyzer is the SemSimAnalyzer, which translates an approach of computing semantic similarity into practice. Like presented in [36], the SemSimAnalyzer computes the similarity of artifacts in pairs. Therefore all common attributes of two artifacts are taken into account pairwise.…”

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Mining and Visualizing Research Networks Using the Artefact-Actor-Network Approach

Reinhardt

Wilke

Moi

et al. 2012

Computational Social Networks

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Virtual communities are increasingly relying on technologies and tools of the so-called Web 2.0. In the context of scientific events and topical Research Networks, researchers use Social Media as one main communication channel. This raises the question, how to monitor and analyze such Research Networks. In this chapter we argue that Artefact-Actor-Networks (AANs) serve well for modeling, storing and mining the social interactions around digital learning resources originating from various learning services. In order to deepen the model of AANs and its application to Research Networks, a relevant theoretical background as well as clues for a prototypical reference implementation are provided. This is followed by the analysis of six Research Networks and a detailed inspection of the results. Moreover, selected networks are visualized. Research Networks of the same type show similar descriptive measures while different types are not directly comparable to each other. Further, our analysis shows that narrowness of a Research Network's subject area can be predicted using the connectedness of semantic similarity networks. Finally conclusions are drawn and implications for future research are discussed.

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Artefact-Actor-Networks as tie between social networks and artefact networks

Cited by 20 publications

References 13 publications

Las redes sociales web como herramienta para gestionar información en procesos de co-creación

Las redes sociales web como herramienta para gestionar información en procesos de co-creación

Analyzing the Main Paths of Knowledge Evolution and Contributor Roles in an Open Learning Community

Mining and Visualizing Research Networks Using the Artefact-Actor-Network Approach

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