Designing interaction protocols using noughts and crosses type games

Abidin, Siti Zaleha Zainal; Chen, Min; Grant, P.W.

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2006.01.002

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“…Unfortunately, these digital media miss a lot of communication cues that impose negative effects to collaboration. Therefore, mechanisms for optimum transferring messages form sender to receiver (human-human communication) have been widely studied [51]. The communication often requires coordination in a structured manner.…”

Section: User and User Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Collaborative Space and Its Entities: The Importance of Roles and Relationship of Entities

Idrus

Abidin

Omar

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2016 International Conference on Platform Technology and Service (PlatCon)

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In computer-supported collaborative work (CSCW), role based access right (RBAC) is commonly accepted for controlling access to resources. Later, this role concept has been widely adopted into other CSCW research areas where it is known as role based management (RBM). However, RBM is studied within its limited scope without considering role in a bigger scale that covers various CSCW entities. Thus, complications occur when these separate entities try to work together. Most of the integrations are perform during execution time where users become the medium of integration by playing multiple roles. Such integration is burden to users. Therefore, this research proposes to use role as the center of management to integrate these separate entities. It is achieved through two objectives. First objective is to identify various entities that are managed by RBM in CSCW environment and second, is to discover the relationship between these entities. To achieve both objectives, various RBM are studies via content analysis to extract the important entities and to establish their relationships. Finally the finding is illustrated by Collaborative Space model where it exhibits the entities and their relationship. The model supports structured and comprehensive role-based management of CSCW.

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Section: User and User Managementmentioning

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“…The coordination is important to achieve the highly used outcomes. In response to the changing environment, continuous cooperation among the team members has become a necessity and it is very demanding [51]- [53].…”

Section: User and User Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Collaborative Space and Its Entities: The Importance of Roles and Relationship of Entities

Idrus

Abidin

Omar

et al. 2016

2016 International Conference on Platform Technology and Service (PlatCon)

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“…It offers a practical solution to the network programming by focusing on the management of user interaction and communications. It facilitates such support through the concept of channels and interaction protocols [4]. The special features of JACIE include a single program for both client and server, template-based programming style and hiding the low-level networking programming and event management from the programmers.…”

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“…The network programmer is essential to look at the HCI aspects of JACIE that has a comprehensive collection of program constructs for supporting interaction management [4] so that it can support the collaborative activities and therefore, improve its usability. JACIE can be used in producing any type of collaborative applications and a bridge game is an example.…”

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Collaborative bridge game: A comparative study on User Interface design

Ismail

Hashim

Abidin

2010

2010 International Conference on Information Retrieval &Amp; Knowledge Management (CAMP)

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User Interface (UI) is an interaction medium of human and computers for performing different tasks. It is also referred to as Human Computer Interaction (HCI), a discipline under Social Science and Behavioral Science that deals with human factors. How well human can interact with the computers determines how well users are able to communicate and perform their desired tasks. In a collaborative environment, many activities are running concurrently among people who are communicating from different physical locations. Therefore, it is crucial to have a good user interface that supports the information exchange and at the same time being user friendly and easy to use.In this paper, a comparative study was conducted on user interface of several bridge game applications, which one of those game applications was developed under JACIE (Javabased Authoring language for Collaborative Interactive Environment) Graphic User Interface (GUI) output. JACIE is a scripting language, designed to support rapid prototyping and implementation of distributed interactive collaborative applications. While focusing on various accessibility features and HCI rules, we compare different elements of each feature in an attempt to improve the usability of JACIE's interface. The study serves as an initial effort towards developing a new UI model that can be applied to JACIE or any collaborative medium or products.

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“…In order to facilitate rapid software development, a lot of innovations and improvements have been studied and invented. The ideas vary from diverse perspectives that include software design [2,3], software architecture [4], software modeling [5] and programming paradigm [6][7][8].…”

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Rapid and Flexible User-Defined Low-Level Hybridization for Metaheuristics Algorithm in Software Framework

Masrom¹,

Abidin²,

Omar³

2012

JSEA

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The metaheuristics algorithm is increasingly important in solving many kinds of real-life optimization problems but the implementation involves programming difficulties. As a result, many researchers have relied on software framework to accelerate the development life cycle. However, the available software frameworks were mostly designed for rapid development rather than flexible programming. Therefore, in order to extend software functions, this approach involves modifying software libraries which requires the programmers to have in-depth understanding about the internal working structure of software and the programming language. Besides, it has restricted programmers for implementing flexible user-defined low-level hybridization. This paper presents the concepts and formal definition of metaheuristics and its low-level hybridization. In addition, the weaknesses of current programming approaches supported by available software frameworks for metaheuristics are discussed. Responding to the deficiencies, this paper introduces a rapid and flexible software framework with scripting language environment. This approach is more flexible for programmers to create a variety of user-defined low-level hybridization rather than bounded with built-in metaheuristics strategy in software libraries

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Designing interaction protocols using noughts and crosses type games

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

A Collaborative Space and Its Entities: The Importance of Roles and Relationship of Entities

A Collaborative Space and Its Entities: The Importance of Roles and Relationship of Entities

Collaborative bridge game: A comparative study on User Interface design

Rapid and Flexible User-Defined Low-Level Hybridization for Metaheuristics Algorithm in Software Framework

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