'Conversational rules' diaporamas de présentation

Social and Emotional Interactions

Social and Emotional Interactions. Dr. Sampath Jayarathna Old Dominion University. Credit for some of the slides in this lecture goes to www.id-book.com. Overview. Being social Face to face conversations Remote conversations Tele-presence Co-presence Shareable technologies.

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User-Centered Design and Development

User-Centered Design and Development. Instructor: Franz J. Kurfess Computer Science Dept. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. FJK 2005-2011. 1. 484-W10 Quarter.

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Chapter 4 SOCIAL INTERACTION

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Chapter 4: Designing for collaboration and communication

Chapter 4: Designing for collaboration and communication. Overview. Conversational mechanisms Coordination mechanisms Awareness mechanisms Examples of technologies designed to extend how people talk and socialise work together play and learn together. Conversational mechanisms.

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Social aspects of HCI: designing for collaboration and communication

Social aspects of HCI: designing for collaboration and communication. Overview. Conversation with others Awareness of others How to support people to be able to: talk and socialise work together play and learn together. Conversation with others.

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Chapter 4: Designing for collaboration and communication

Chapter 4: Designing for collaboration and communication. Overview. What is communication? Conversational mechanisms Coordination mechanisms Awareness mechanisms Examples of technologies designed to extend how people talk and socialise work together play and learn together.

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MLS 570 Critical Thinking

MLS 570 Critical Thinking. Reading Notes Fogelin: Ch. 1 Fall Term 2006 North Central College Dr. Sally Fowler. THE WEB OF LANGUAGE. Language & Argument LANGUAGE is a shared set of conventions that allow us to communicate. An ARGUMENT is Giving reasons for or against some claim

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Phil 148

Phil 148. Chapter 2B. Speech Act Rules. 1. Must the speaker use any special words or formulae to perform the speech act? 2. Must the (a) speaker or (b) audience hold any special position for the speaker to perform the speech act?

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