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CPSC 59981 Anthony Tang Punchlines Designing for groups is challenging Evaluating systems for groups can be challenging Systems are embedded with our values and our assumptions about how people shouldwill interact ID: 582354 Download Presentation

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Models of Conversation

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CPSC 599.81. Anthony Tang. Punchlines. Designing for groups is challenging. Evaluating systems for groups can be challenging. Systems are embedded with our values, and our assumptions about how people (should/will) interact.

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Models of Conversation






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Models of Conversation

CPSC 599.81

Anthony TangSlide2

Punchlines

Designing for groups is challenging

Evaluating systems for groups can be challenging

Systems are embedded with our values, and our assumptions about how people (should/will) interactSlide3

Agenda

Questions about components?

Group assignments for tutorials

» code, write, speak

Conversation &

Cognoter

A look aheadSlide4

Course components

Meaningful participation in discussion is the key

» online participation (twice a week: once with your thoughts; a second with your revised thoughts) – 15%

» in-class participation – 15%Slide5

Course components

Assignments: you will build four whiteboard systems

» three will be “replication”, where you build a whiteboard based on a tutorial that others have shown in class (individual assignments) –add some personal flare to these

» one will be a tutorial that you construct with a small group of four (both an online tutorial, and an in-class tutorial)Slide6

Course components

Project

theme:

play

» involve

collaborative play

– one that involves interaction with others in a meaningful way that progresses the state of interaction (more on this next week)

» can be a study, or a systemSlide7

Group Assignment

I need three groups. You need several skill sets in each group: technical, writing, and speaking.

Vote:

» Tony-assigned groups?

» Self-selected groups?Slide8

Conversation and Cognoter

Q: How can we design team room technologies to support brainstorming?

Q: What does our understanding of conversation tell us about the challenges people faced when using

Cognoter

?Slide9

cognoter in

colab

supporting presentation preparation

separation to 3 processes: brainstorming, organizing, evaluationSlide10

questions

how would you use

cognoter

?

how similar are your meetings with those in the video?

w

hat does brainstorming look like?Slide11

More questions

What is the method they use to evaluate this system?

What makes the evaluation of this collaborative system difficult?Slide12

design for conversation: lessons from

cognoter

models of conversation to explain what they saw:

interactive vs. parcel-post

cognoter

problems observed:

users wanted to see more

users couldn’t resolve deictic referencesSlide13

Questions

What are some problems that they faced?

» what is a deictic reference?Slide14

interactive model of conversation

“conversation is a highly coordinated activity in which meaning is attained and affirmed using a number of mechanisms that have context dependent functions” (pp192)

elementary

: “the green thing on bookshelf”

try marker

: “so when I’m talking about this thing (try marker), you know what I’m talking about”

mid-course correctionsSlide15

Interactive model of conversation

Listener plays an active role in each “turn”

Conversation is context-dependent

Both speaker and listener have

mutual responsibilitySlide16

some lessons from prior work

two types of actions involving whiteboards: those that involve

production

of objects, and those that involve

use

of (references to) those objects (

Suchman

1988)

writing/recording takes time, so people manage that timing in the real world (Tang 1989)Slide17

some specific lessons from

cognoter

separation b/n speech and text creation

loss

of acknowledgements

unpredictable delay

private editing

causes problemsSlide18

Reflect

How do they assume people work with one another?

How do the ideas here square with your own understanding of conversation?

How does this play out over BBM/SMS/IM?

What effect does latency play in collaboration?Slide19

Punchlines

Designing for groups is challenging

Evaluating systems for groups can be challenging

Systems are embedded with our values, and our assumptions about how people (should/will) interactSlide20

A Look Ahead

Wednesday

: basic networking, and touching on the architectures of the four toolkits

Monday:

what is the nature of collaborative play within the context of health?