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Community Space: Toward Flexible Support for Voluntary Knowledge Communities

(99-04)1999.
Authors: Linda Carotenuto and William Etienne and Michael Fontaine and Jessica Friedman and Michael Muller and Helene Newberg and Matthew Simpson and Jason Slusher and Kenneth Stevenson
Description: provides definitions for c. of practice, interest, purpose and passion; highlights the value of c.; how to support c.; stages of c. formation
Tags: community knowledge
Abstract: In this paper we describe CommunitySpace, a component of a project to support voluntary, electronic communities of practice. We detail some of our design decisions, emphasizing issues of flexibility, diversity, and democracy. These design decisions will have impact upon the user interface to CommunitySpace, but they have much more immediate impact upon the architecture, representation, and dynamics of usage of the system. Our work is in the requirements and design phase, and we are interested in the comments of our peers on our evolving ideas.
| BibTeX  
@techreport{carotenuto1999communityspace,
title = {Community Space: Toward Flexible Support for Voluntary Knowledge Communities},
author = {Linda Carotenuto and William Etienne and Michael Fontaine and Jessica Friedman and Michael Muller and Helene Newberg and Matthew Simpson and Jason Slusher and Kenneth Stevenson},
institution = {IBM Watson Research Center},
month = {April},
number = {99-04},
year = {1999},
description = {provides definitions for c. of practice, interest, purpose and passion; highlights the value of c.; how to support c.; stages of c. formation},
abstract = {In this paper we describe CommunitySpace, a component of a project to support voluntary, electronic communities of practice. We detail some of our design decisions, emphasizing issues of flexibility, diversity, and democracy. These design decisions will have impact upon the user interface to CommunitySpace, but they have much more immediate impact upon the architecture, representation, and dynamics of usage of the system. Our work is in the requirements and design phase, and we are interested in the comments of our peers on our evolving ideas.},
keywords = {community knowledge }
}