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Contents 1 Documents on Collaborative Knowledge Work 1.1 Drafts and pieces for D2.1.1 1.2 Other (notes and bits) 1.3 Simon Buckingham Shum's papers 1.4 Other documents 1.5 Specific on Collaboration Notion/Theory 1.6 Yet Other Stuff

Documents on Collaborative Knowledge Work

Drafts and pieces for D2.1.1

• Carola's first draft, to be moved on ACollab when some beef is inside

Other (notes and bits)

• malvi's notes

Simon Buckingham Shum's papers

• Discourse in contested domains (Malvina)
• Co-OPR: Design and Evaluation Collaborative Sensemaking and Planning Tools for Personnel Recovery (Valentina)
• Meeting memory infrastructure (ignore?)
• Historical review on design rationale (Carola)
• Ontology of argumentation, texts, and community (Jos)
• Annotation of argumentation with RDF triples (Jos)
• Compendium for ontology argumentation (Jos)

Other documents

• Yiling Lu's thesis: large overview on KCollab tools (a bit dated but relevant) (Carola)
• How dialogue management affects collaborative work (Malvina)
• Industrial Strenght Ontology Management (Valentina)
• About Fleck's knowledge collectives (Carola)
• About distributed collaborative work (Malvina; collezione di testi, do un'occhiata ad alcuni...)
• Supporting Collaborative Information Sharing with the World Wide Web: The BSCW Shared Workspace System (ignore)
• Design Principles for Online Communities (Valentina)
• Social aspects of knowledge management (Carola?? Too much stuff: need some help)

Specific on Collaboration Notion/Theory

• The complexity of online groups: a case study of asynchronous collaboration (Malvina)
• Collaboration and Collaborative Information Technology: What is the Nature of Their Relationship? (Malvina?)
• Collaboration in Virtual Environment: The modulated exploitation of other people as resources

Yet Other Stuff

• The MIT Center for Collective Knowledge
• Common Sense Reasoning
• Marck Ackerman's work (Research Areas - Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Collaborative Technologies, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Information Access, Sociology of Information, Social Analysis of Computing Systems. Particular Topics - Information Access, Organizational Memory, Privacy, Virtual Communities, Social Computing.)
  • Social Requirements and Technical Feasibility (paper on requirements and support for virtual social communities) (Malvina)