Dolphin

Streitz, Norbert A.; Geißler, Jörg; Haake, Jörg M.; Hol, Jeroen

doi:10.1145/192844.193044

Cited by 124 publications

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“…Among meeting support systems, the one nearest to ours is the Dolphin system from our group a few years back [14]. Dolphin addressed a much wider range of meeting support issues, such as user interaction on large display in a meeting room and support meetings held in multiple meeting rooms.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approach to Planning and Conducting Virtual Meetings

Wang¹,

Haake

Rubart³

2002

Groupware: Design, Implementation, and Use

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Abstract. Most distributed meeting support systems focus on meeting management and audio/video communication mechanisms. They provide little support for a flexible meeting process and a shared information space with structure-rich visual artifacts. In this work, a cooperative visual hypermedia system is developed to provide visual hypermedia artifacts for team members to manipulate in a distributed meeting. The visual hypermedia system is a hypermedia-based drawing system that integrates visual hypermedia artifacts and structures found in multiple hypertext domains. In addition, the visual hypermedia is integrated with process support for flexible meeting control and for easy setup of audio/video and application sharing communication channels. A use cases is presented, which shows that using the cooperative visual hypermedia, distributed teams can perform many kinds of meetings, in the meantime, enjoying dedicated support for the planning, control, information management, and follow-up activities of a distributed meeting.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approach to Planning and Conducting Virtual Meetings

Wang¹,

Haake

Rubart³

2002

Groupware: Design, Implementation, and Use

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“…Each user performs actions on their own physical object of the task. This is for example the case of a collaborative augmented whiteboard [22]. The real environment (the office with whiteboard) of each user is augmented by information provided by others.…”

Section: Augmented Reality and Groupwarementioning

confidence: 99%

Mobile Collaborative Augmented Reality: The Augmented Stroll

Renevier

Nigay

2001

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. The paper focuses on Augmented Reality systems in which interaction with the real world is augmented by the computer, the task being performed in the real world. We first define what mobile AR systems, collaborative AR systems and finally mobile and collaborative AR systems are. We then present the augmented stroll and its software design as one example of a mobile and collaborative AR system. The augmented stroll is applied to Archaeology in the MAGIC (Mobile Augmented Group Interaction in Context) project.

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“…It has been discussed that the social behavior of developers largely follows the trend of societal behavior, 1 and their behaviors on these platforms have been the subject of numerous studies. Diagrams borrowed from the UML specification, 2 architectural standards, 3 or software processes 4 are widespread and so are the omnipresent whiteboard scribblings used during brainstorming discussions of modern software engineering teams 5 . However, despite the growth in sharing visual content by the general public, traditionally, our tools and techniques for assisting software developers or supporting their decisions have evolved around textual content 6–9 .…”

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Image‐based communication on social coding platforms

Nayebi,

Adams

2023

J Software Evolu Process

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Visual content in the form of images and videos has taken over general‐purpose social networks in a variety of ways, streamlining and enriching online communications. We are interested to understand if and to what extent the use of images is popular and helpful in social coding platforms. We mined 9 years of data from two popular software developers' platforms: the Mozilla issue tracking system, that is, Bugzilla, and the most well‐known platform for developers' Q/A, that is, Stack Overflow. We further triangulated and extended our mining results by performing a survey with 168 software developers. We observed that, between 2013 and 2022, the number of posts containing image data on Bugzilla and Stack Overflow doubled. Furthermore, we found that sharing images makes other developers engage more and faster with the content. In the majority of cases in which an image is included in a developer's post, the information in that image is complementary to the text provided. Finally, our results showed that when an image is shared, understanding the content without the information in the image is unlikely for 86.9% of the cases. Based on these observations, we discuss the importance of considering visual content when analyzing developers and designing automation tools.

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Dolphin

Cited by 124 publications

References 26 publications

A Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approach to Planning and Conducting Virtual Meetings

A Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approach to Planning and Conducting Virtual Meetings

Mobile Collaborative Augmented Reality: The Augmented Stroll

Image‐based communication on social coding platforms

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