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Designing information spaces: the social navigation approach
Kristina Höök,David Benyon,Alan Munro,Dan Diaper,Colston Sanger +4 more
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This book discusses the design for Virtual Communities and Social Navigation in Electronic Environments, and the role of space in the design of these communities and social navigation.Citations
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Challenges in supporting end-user privacy and security management with social navigation
TL;DR: Two prototype systems to explore how social navigation can help users manage their privacy and security and develop and present two general approaches for mitigating herding in social navigation systems that support end-user security and privacy management.
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Exploring the Affective Loop
TL;DR: In this paper, a mobile service for sending affective messages to others is proposed, eMoto, which explicitly aims to address both cognitive and physical experiences of human emotions by combining affective gestures for inputs with affective expressions that make use of colors, shapes and animations for the background of messages.
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Toward legal argument instruction with graph grammars and collaborative filtering techniques
TL;DR: Students study transcripts of US Supreme Court oral argument and create a graphical representation of argument flow as tests offered by attorneys being challenged by hypotheticals posed by Justices, thereby avoiding the critical problem of natural language processing in legal argumentation.
Social Navigation and Seamful Design (特集 ソーシャルナビゲーション)
TL;DR: By designing systems that fulfil these criteria, it is claimed that the user will be supported in performing the task at hand, with or without the service, and that with service use, theuser will become more and more aware of the possibilities and limitations of the underlying technology.
Social Presence Questionnaire of Online Collaborative Learning: Development and Validity
TL;DR: In this paper, the construct of social presence and a social presence questionnaire for examining online collaborative learning with tests for reliability and validity were developed by revising the Social Presence questionnaire developed by Picciano in 2002 as well as reviewing research in the literature of computer support for cooperative systems (CSCW).
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Metaphors We Live by
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Philosophy in the flesh : the embodied mind and its challenge to Western thought
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