Good business practice needs good communications-new generation chat software for real-time discussion

Charlton, Colin; Little, Janet; Lloyd, R. K.; Morris, Simon; Neilson, Irene

doi:10.1109/dexa.1999.795260

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“…Also it is applied to developing various technologies connected with mobile communication [1,2,3,4]. In addition, its use in cellular phones and wireless handheld computers makes mobile messaging even more prevalent.…”

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“…And most user interfaces for conversation activities have integrated into a variety of 2D or 3D graphical representations in order to provide user's convenience. However, few have altered the way that on-line conversation organizes user's exchanges of messages and a form of interface [1,2]. On-line conversation may be the form of computermediated communication that resembles offline conversation, but in contrast to spoken interaction, online conversation is poor at managing interruptions, organizing turn-taking, conveying comprehension, and resolving floor control conflicts [2,7,8,9].…”

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Tree-Based Conversation Interface Using a Folding Policy on Conversation Messages

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International Conference on Next Generation Web Services Practices (NWeSP'05)

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This paper describes a method for an efficient presentation of conversation messages on a tree-based conversation interface. Most of conversation interfaces have been recognized as useful tools commercially and educationally as well as recreational purposes for a long time, but they are difficult to support a formal conversation. The tree-based interface can present a relation among replies in conversation clearly, but it is difficult to catch a meaning of conversation context on the interface. Because whenever the interface receives a conversation message, it must move a message view in order to present recently received messages. So this paper suggests a method to present conversation messages efficiently by using an automatic folding of uninterested messages on a tree-based conversation interface. The tree-based interface is implemented by using XML, DOM, and JDK. Also this paper showed that the interface could be applied to a conversation system. Applications for the interface are as follows; collaboration, distance learning, online game, etc

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confidence: 99%