Supporting Asynchronous Workspace Awareness by Visualizing the Story Evolution in Collaborative Storytelling

Schumann, Jana; Buttler, Tanja; Lukosch, Stephan

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15714-1_17

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“…Using various devices and sensors, the system wants to encode the listener's positive and negative emotions in runtime modifying narrative techniques. Furthermore, it is then possible to identify several "collaborative" and "social" storytelling that have the purpose of entertainment, teaching, and fruition of cultural heritage; among these, we want to mention Casting [15], a software system that supports the audio-based narration of collaborative groups in the creation of non-linear stories. Casting consists of a client and a web portal.…”

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An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

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«You take delight not in a city’s seven or seventy wonders, but in the answer it gives to a question of yours». Those are the words used by Italo Calvino in his book “Invisible Cities” to give us a key aspect of a city, and it is from this consideration that this research work starts. In particular, the aim is to study and develop innovative solutions that guarantee value for the territory and for the cultural and landscape assets that insist on it. At the same time, such innovative solutions should be able to make the answers, connected to these resources, “tailored” to the user who requested it. For this reason, an architecture will be described, which allows content generating actors and users to operate by means of a broker-platform. Through this platform, it is possible to search a content within a Knowledge Base and, through the automatic orchestration of services, to activate in a controlled way the access and fruition of the information contained in it.

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An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

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“…Then, it is possible to identify and list a very long series of 'collaborative' and 'social' storytelling that have purposes of pre-schooling, amusement, teaching and fruition of cultural heritage; among these, we would like to remember Casting [25], a software system that supports the audio-based narration of collaborative groups in the creation of non-linear stories. Casting is made up of a client and a web portal.…”

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A Context-Aware Approach for a Collaborative, Pervasive and Adaptive Digital Storytelling

Colace¹,

Casillo²,

Lemma³

et al. 2016

International Conferences on Distributed Multimedia Systems

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“…According to Kohlhammer & Zeltzer (2004) [26] it is necessary to specify and organize the awareness methods when designing the interface. Besides, several studies focused on the awareness broadcasting through different methods to make sure that awareness messages was delivered to all participants [27]. This research adopts the guidelines of Crumlish et al [22] to develop the awareness methods such as (1) announcement methods which indicate that all user should read the content when they login to JMSN; (2) newsletter technique to make sure that all users have received an electronic copy of message in their emails; and (3) events method which is used to invite only the participant who have a relation with awareness message.…”

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The stakeholders satisfaction about the using social networks in Jordanian hospitals for knowledge sharing

Hassan

Alhalhouli

2014

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Information Technology and Multimedia

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User Satisfaction is one of the most important factors studied by many researchers to develop effective application. This paper presents the user satisfaction evaluation of social networks named as Jordanian Medical Social Network (JMSN) which was designed for staff at Jordanian hospitals. This prototype was used and designed based on the enhanced TPB model of knowledge sharing behavior. A survey was conducted with the stakeholders in the Jordanian hospitals, to get their viewpoints about their satisfaction level on JMSN. Usability and User Experience (USE) questionnaires were distributed to 172 stakeholders who used the social networks. The results from the survey indicate that the prototype achieved higher degree of satisfaction among the stakeholders.

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Supporting Asynchronous Workspace Awareness by Visualizing the Story Evolution in Collaborative Storytelling

Cited by 6 publications

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An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

A Context-Aware Approach for a Collaborative, Pervasive and Adaptive Digital Storytelling

The stakeholders satisfaction about the using social networks in Jordanian hospitals for knowledge sharing

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