Lifesampler: enabling conversational video documentary
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Abstract
Today's multidisciplinary, fast-paced and innovative workplaces present new challenges in facilitating effective communication between diverse team members and ensuring successful transfer of knowledge within a flexible workforce. In this paper, we present Conversational Documentary, a model for supporting constructive audiovisual dialog between workplace colleagues that also aims to archive and interpret the work practices and approaches of a creative community. We discuss the development and initial evaluation of the LifeSampler, a prototype audiovisual system designed to support and test our model, and propose directions for future development based on our preliminary results.
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ISBN:9781605580128
DOI:10.1145/1358628
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