Logic of Interaction for Multiagent Systems

Alvarado, Matı́as; Sheremetov, Leonid; German, Ernesto; Alva, Erick

doi:10.1007/3-540-46016-0_41

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“…In these cases, we can speak about interacting mental attitudes constituting a state of a workspace and interacting actions as well. Different aspects of this type of behaviour are studied in dialogue theories as communicative interactions and in planning approaches as concurrent interacting actions (Traum, 1997(Traum, , 1999Cavedon et al, 1997;Alvarado et al, 2002).…”

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confidence: 99%

Study and analysis of workspace awareness in CDebate: a groupware application for collaborative debates

Romero-Salcedo

Osuna-Gómez

Sheremetov

et al. 2004

Interacting with Computers

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In this paper, we study the workspace awareness in a groupware application allowing the development of an information task through collaborative debates. The application, called CDebate, is based on the APRI (Action-Perception-Reflection-Intention) model, which establishes a cognitive and motor states organization that occurs when humans are interacting with one another in a constructivist and collaborative learning situation. In CDebate, the interactions among students occur through a graphical language that reflects the mental operations appropriate for a debate. As an evaluation method, a conceptual framework, which provides a set of elements that give information about the up-to-the-moment knowledge about participants' location and actions, is used. The results of this study allow us to confirm that group awareness information, supported through a graphical language and a window showing the participants' presence (informal awareness), were sufficient for success in the collaborative learning situation. This experience could be useful for interface designers of groupware applications, in particular for collaborative debate interfaces. q

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Section: The Apri Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%