Participation awareness in a groupware environment: Presentation issues

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Faculty

Faculty of Computing, Health and Science

School

School of Computer and Security Science

RAS ID

8355

Comments

Baatard, G. (2008). Participation awareness in a groupware environment: Presentation issues. Proceedings of the 9th Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium.

Abstract

Online group work is an increasingly central component of modern higher education and enterprise. Regardless of the mode of study, many learners will make use of a groupware application to support them in the completion of group work. In order to facilitate effective online collaboration, awareness mechanisms have been developed; groupware features aiming to replace some of the understanding of group member activity inherent in face-to-face collaboration. Ongoing research by the author explores “participation awareness”, a mechanism which autonomously collates and processes all activity within a groupware environment in order to produce an at-a-glance display of participation. This paper presents a preliminary analysis of data pertaining to how this awareness information is best displayed.

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