Supporting Collaborative Drawing with the Mask Versioning Mechanism

Meire, Alexandre Pereira; Borges, Marcos R. S.; Araújo, Renata Mendes de

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“…Yet another view on collaborative modeling is related to tools that support the modeling process. An example of that is "collaborative graph editing" where the focus is on real-time collaboration on the graphical representation of a model (What You See Is What I See) (Meire et al, 2003(Meire et al, , 2007. The approach does not offer a mechanism for reducing the multitude of versions to a single model, though.…”

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Collaborative Modeling

Rittgen

2010

International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design

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In the area of business processes, modeling is usually a collaborative activity. In it, stakeholders analyze or design business processes; however, one of the challenges is that the group members typically have diverse backgrounds and conflicting interests, which make it difficult to arrive at a model that represents a consensus. Therefore, it is important to study the way in which modeling teams are organized to overcome these problems. To approach this issue, this paper investigates the modeling behavior of such groups with the help of a tool that supports collaborative modeling while allowing for the effective collection of data on modeling activities. This author identifies the roles that the participants play in that process and derive patterns of team organization. Structured observation yields a detailed process model concerning basic modeling activities.

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Collaborative Modeling

Rittgen

2010

International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design

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Groupware System Design and the Context Concept

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Brézillon

Pino

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Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design I

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Abstract. The concept of context can be advantageously applied to the Computer-Supported Cooperative Work field. The term awareness has traditionally been used in this area without explicit association to context. This paper attempts to clarify the relationship between these two concepts. In particular, a framework is proposed to understand context and awareness as connected to other concepts used in group work as well. The framework is useful to consider some groupware systems from the perspective of context and to obtain some insight on possible improvements for users. Two examples illustrate the application of the framework.

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Interface Design for a Real-Time Collaborative Editing Tool

Khairuddin

2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Supporting Collaborative Drawing with the Mask Versioning Mechanism

Cited by 7 publications

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