Computer-supported deliberations for distributed teams
In our terminology, a deliberation is a distributed collaborative process, more or less spontaneous, structured, and complex. This process can include both individual and collective activities, synchronous and asynchronous phases. But in every case, its core part is the negotiation of some result through argumentation. This paper describes a comprehensive flexible generic support for distributed deliberations: motivations, design choices, current Java prototype, and usage through a collaborative document inspection example. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0968.68552].
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1945744 (Why is no real title available?)
- A generic support for distributed deliberations
- The agreement process: an empirical investigation of human–human computer-mediated collaborative dialogs
- Towards a transparent deliberation protocol inspired from supply chain collaborative planning
- Computer supported argumentation and collaborative decision making: The HERMES system
- A structured groupware for a collective decision-making aid
- Information management in distributed collaborative systems: the case of collaboration studio
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