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Compendium Archive & Network 2021
CONTEXT… Those of you who know my R&D will know that I have a long-standing interest in the role that software can play in human sensemaking around wicked problems, a form of “augmenting human intellect” (Doug Engelbart). A powerful example is structured, visual hypermedia that makes tangible the ways that ideas, data and arguments connect with each other and documents. This […]
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- Al Selvin – Memories & Tributes
- Constructing Knowledge Art: new book
- Delta Dialogues: fantastic Dialogue Mapping case study
- New book: Chapter 1 v0.1
- CompendiumDS helps OU win gold
- Making Representations Matter: Al Selvin PhD
- Mapping PhD research in Compendium
- Compendium used for German public debate on synthetic biology
- Working with “Learning Futures” on authentic enquiry
- COMMA 2010: Software Agents in Support of Human Argument Mapping
- Knowledge Art
- Annotating Election Debate replay with Compendium Dialogue Map
- Visualizing UK Election Debate 2
- Election Debate: seeing Nick Clegg’s moves
- Real-time mapping Election TV Debates
- Compendium for mapping group dynamics
- Issue mapping for emergency response
- Knowledge mappers empower e-democracy?
- When children learn to map dialogue and argument
- Extending Compendium for choreographic video annotation
- Dancing on the Grid: new article
- Hypermedia Discourse in the “State of the Future” report
- Spatio-temporal video annotation in Compendium
- Evidence-Based Dialogue Mapping for Teenagers
- Dr Anna De Liddo!
