Collaborative time-based case work

Bohøj, Morten; Bouvin, Niels Olof

doi:10.1145/1557914.1557940

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“…The general response to the use of the framework, was that after passing the initial hurdle of learning the work flow of the framework, it can save a developer a lot of time, compared to having to writing the validation of client and server side by hand. One of the authors (not the original developer of AdapForms) have utilised the AdapForms framework in the context of the eGov+ project, as reported in [2,3]. Our experience with the framework closely resembles those reported above.…”

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confidence: 57%

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AdapForms: A Framework for Creating and Validating Adaptive Forms

Bohøj¹,

Bouvin²,

Gammelmark³

2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. AdapForms is a framework for adaptive forms, consisting of a form definition language designating structure and constraints upon acceptable input, and a software architecture that continuously validates and adapts the form presented to the user. The validation is performed server-side, which enables the use of complex business logic without duplicate code. Thus, the state of the form is kept persistently at the server, and the system ensures that all submitted forms are valid and type safe.

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Section: Form Filler Feedbacksupporting

confidence: 57%

“…The framework has also been used in connection with the parental leave case of the eGov+ project and included in the prototype developed in connection with this case and described in [2,3].…”

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confidence: 99%

AdapForms: A Framework for Creating and Validating Adaptive Forms

Bohøj¹,

Bouvin²,

Gammelmark³

2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…The participatory design process focused on alternative ways of providing shared web-based planning and overview tools [5]. We evaluated these prototypes in iterations of five workshops with municipal caseworkers.…”

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“…To design a timeline that visualizes the parental leave and the regulations and administrative procedures surrounding it, we developed a web-based solution [5].…”

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Timeline collaboration

Bohøj

Borchorst

Bouvin

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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This paper explores timelines as a web-based tool for collaboration between citizens and municipal caseworkers. The paper takes its outset in a case study of planning and control of parental leave; a process that may involve surprisingly many actors. As part of the case study, a webbased timeline, CaseLine, was designed. This design crosses the boundaries between leisure and work, in ways that are different from what is often seen in current HCI. The timeline has several roles on these boundaries: It is a shared planning and visualization tool that may be used by parents and caseworkers alone or together, it serves as a contract and a sandbox, as a record and a plan, as inspiration for planning and an authoritative road, as a common information space and a fragmented exchange. Serving all these roles does not happen smoothly, and the paper discusses the challenges of such timeline interaction in, and beyond this case.

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