Semi-automatic Analysis of Spoken Interaction Dynamics in Collaborative Design Sessions

Becattini, Niccolò; Alberio, Luca

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-91234-5_19

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“…In contrast, video and audio recordings are usually processed using a protocol analysis approach that results in labelled items. Although there are attempts to automate this process (Becattini and Alberio, 2022;Kan and Gero, 2017), content analysis is usually conducted using manual labour, thus taking a significant amount of time. Another type of non-intrusive data collection is the analysis of hackathon documents, such as analysis of created prototypes, reports, presentations, and evaluation.…”

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Virtual design hackathons: a data collection framework

Martinec,

Valjak,

Horvat

et al. 2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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Design hackathons offer a unique research opportunity to study time-pressured collaborative design. At the same time, research on design hackathons faces unique methodological challenges, prompting the exploration of new research approaches. This paper proposes a new data-collection framework that leverages a virtual format of hackathon events and enables a deeper insight into hackathon dynamics. The framework applicability is presented through a case study of the IDEA challenge hackathon, in which different intrusive and non-intrusive data collection approaches were used.

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Section: Figure 1 Data Collection In Design Hackathonsmentioning

confidence: 99%