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Facilitated Hypertext for Collective Sensemaking: 15 Years On

This presentation explores the evolution of facilitated hypertext for collective sensemaking, highlighting key elements of Compendium and its use in conceptual frameworks, meeting facilitation, and custom document generation.

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Facilitated Hypertext for Collective Sensemaking: 15 Years On

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  1. Facilitated Hypertext for Collective Sensemaking15 Years on from gIBIS Jeff ConklinCogNexus Institute, USAAlbert SelvinVerizon eBusiness, USASimon Buckingham ShumOpen University, UKMaarten SierhuisNASA Ames, USA ACM Hypertext 13th–18th August, 2001Århus, Denmark

  2. NOTE: This presentation was given primarily using Compendium hypertext tools (QuestMap and Mifflin), with occasional slides. Screenshots are used to give a flavour of the immersive experience of working in Compendium’s native hypertext environment

  3. gIBIS running at MCC in 1989

  4. Overview

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  7. Shared display Simple notation Templates Transclusions Metadata HypertextualConceptMapping ConceptualFrameworks MeetingFacilitation Key elements of Compendium

  8. Classified concepts from a workshop • Concepts captured on the fly from sessions are tagged with metadata correspoding to themes of interest, and then harvested into different lists

  9. Overview

  10. Mifflin extends QuestMap • Nodes may have a visual image associated with them (example shown is supporting the Visual Explorer technique for visual thinking – Palus et al, 2001)

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  13. generating custom documents and diagrams from concept maps

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  15. Compendium Resources HT01-Demo 1 www.CompendiumInstitute.orghistory; empirical studies; case studies; applications; software; community kmi.open.ac.uk/sbs/DR.htmlcognitive dimensions of HT argumentation for Design Rationale capture CogNexus.orgJeff Conklin: Dialog Mapping www.SoftBicycle.comQuestMap: transclusive hypertext mapping tool

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