A Pattern Language Approach to the Design of a Facilitation Reporting Database

The IAF Methods Database has 455 as of 29 August reported techniques used by facilitators divided into 3 levels: Applications, Methods and Models, and Interventions. Methods and Models are the same level of abstraction as ThinkLets. We use the ThinkLet pattern language to define requirements for a r...

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Main Authors: Druckenmiller, D.A., Jenkins, J., Mittleman, D., Bootsman, P.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Behavioral science
Collaboration
Decision making
Design methodology
Educational institutions
Information analysis
Information systems
Large-scale systems
Testing
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Summary:The IAF Methods Database has 455 as of 29 August reported techniques used by facilitators divided into 3 levels: Applications, Methods and Models, and Interventions. Methods and Models are the same level of abstraction as ThinkLets. We use the ThinkLet pattern language to define requirements for a redesign of the database. We also discuss the implications for collaboration engineering and examine requirements for other levels of abstraction at the intervention and application level.
ISSN:1530-1605
2572-6862
DOI:10.1109/HICSS.2010.25