Designing dynamic interactive visualisations to support collaboration and cognition

Abstract

Dynamic interactive visualisations (DIVs) are intended to help coordination and collaboration

The Effects of Collaboration and System Transparency on CIVE Usage: An Empirical Study and Model

“…VR-VIBE (Snowden and Jaa-Aro, 1997) is an unusual hybrid in that users can create their own subjective views of the data while still maintaining awareness of the overall process. Another method for aiding coordination is to integrate existing communication devices with the system, such as walkie-talkies, as used in a system by Rogers et al, (2002) to support nomadic workers.…”

Search Engine Result Visualisation: Challenges and Opportunities

“…Examples include sorting, filtering and provision of feedback and ratings that a search engine may act on autonomously. Regarding the latter, there is an optimisation necessary between the degree of interactivity offered and the degree of automation [25]. Nevertheless, a richer interaction dialogue will likely offer greater insight into the knowledge acquisition process.…”

Developing an Interactive Knowledge-Based Learning Framework

“…This integration has brought about individuals' collaboration and cognition development through stimulating human to human and human computer interactions (HCI) as well as provoking research, create and visualize digital content (Rogers, Brignull & Scaife, 2002).…”