The Role of Shared Context in Group Storytelling

Year, pages: 2006, 497 - 522

Information about the real context that has surrounded a past team activity can help their members understand better situations at hand. However, knowledge transfer can only be successful if a common interpretative focus and its context are set up. We argue that a combination of group storytelling techniques and a groupware tool can support the elicitation of context shared by a group. Moreover, our goal is to discuss how groupware can structure and formalize the contextual information behind the scenes of a story, making it easier to understand, interpret and reuse the knowledge intrinsic to it.

Brézillon, P., Maria Santoro, F. 2006. The Role of Shared Context in Group Storytelling. In Computing and Informatics, vol. 25, no.6, pp. 497-522. 1335-9150.

Brézillon, P., Maria Santoro, F. (2006). The Role of Shared Context in Group Storytelling. Computing and Informatics, 25(6), 497-522. 1335-9150.