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Ming-Tung Hong and Claudia Müller-Birn submitted successfully to the CSCW conference.

Ming-Tung Hong and Claudia Müller-Birn submitted successfully a short paper “Conceptualization of Computer-Supported Collaborative Sensemaking" to the CSCW conference. Ming-Tung will present the poster in CSCW’17, February 25 - March 01, 2017, Port

News from Dec 22, 2016

Abstract: The sensemaking process is a complex task in academic research practice. Scholars annotate on their research resources to reflect impressions, insights and facts, as well as reduce the cognitive load in their working memory as a prerequisite for carrying out such sensemaking processes. Given the data-intensive nature of research and the increased collaboration of often interdisciplinary working teams, a vast amount of annotations with a great extent of knowledge are produced daily. However, the annotation tools extant do not usually support sensemaking of those annotations. Using existing research as a foundation, we define a conceptual model for collaborative sensemaking that is based on human-machine collaboration. We introduce concepts to integrate machine intelligence into the collaborative sensemaking process by allowing users to interact with machine- recommended information in favor of exploring knowledge from collective intelligence through interactive visualizations of annotations. Link to the poster: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3022198.3026351

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