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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Space to Think"”.
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Using space to think
… a research direction of using computation to help people fully take advantage of spatial cognition in thinking process. As our most important form of information processing spatial cognition provides thinking what logical and verbal means are inferior at. But without external aid, its …
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Space to Think: Sensemaking and Large, High-Resolution Displays
… decade, and it is becoming increasingly feasible to construct large, high-resolution displays. Prior work has shown a number of key performance advantages for these displays that can largely be attributed to the replacement of virtual navigation (e.g., panning and zooming) with physical navigation …
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Immersive Space to Think: Immersive Analytics for Sensemaking with Non-Quantitative Datasets
… large complex non-quantitative datasets in order to better understand concepts, themes, and other forms of insight contained within them. As defined by Pirolli and Card, this act of sensemaking is cognitively difficult, and is performed iteratively and repetitively through various stages of …
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Sensemaking in Immersive Space to Think: Exploring Evolution, Expertise, Familiarity, and Organizational Strategies
… and Card developed a sensemaking model related to intelligence analysis, which involves taking raw, unstructured data, analyzing it, and presenting a report of the findings. With lower-cost immersive technologies becoming more popular, new opportunities exist to leverage embodied and distributed …
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Immersive Space to Think: the Role of 3D Immersive Space in Sensemaking of Textual Data
… the value of large 2D high-resolution-display spaces in supporting the sensemaking process, by providing a "Space to Think" in which analysts can organize information and externalize their thought process. In this paper, we investigate how analysts use 3D immersive spaces for the same task. To …
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Learning Outside the Box: Designing Social Learning Spaces
… dialogue with others. Traditional learning spaces designed with didactic pedagogies in mind are often not flexible enough to cater to the range of social learning activities promoted by educationalists in classrooms today. This thesis investigates the interaction between social …
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Design and Evaluation of Spatialized 2D Computational Notebooks for Data Science
Computational notebooks are a popular tool for data science due to their ability to interleave text documentation, code, and results, including visuals, into a computational narrative. However, they have certain limitations which may be caused or exacerbated by the linear, top-down, 1D organization …
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Identity as experienced and explored in therapy with adopted children: An IPA study
The aim of this study is to explore therapists’ experience and understanding of adopted children’s identity. Identity formation takes place overtime, all children go through the process. For adopted children, it is further complicated by the meaning of the past and their current sense of self and …
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Slow Works – Deceleration as Curatorial Paradigm
Curatorial policies currently favoured by large public institutions rely on sound bite information devised by the curator with the aim of making art accessible to diverse audiences. My own curatorial practice has convinced me that this approach, while justified in its concern for accessibility, …
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Annotation in nurse education : towards a hermeneutic understanding
Aim: To explore the meaning of annotation in nurse education within higher educationBackground Annotation is a common practice in higher education pedagogy aimed at communicating the lecturer’s comments about an assignment back to the student. A literature review identified a dearth of research …
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The alternative press in Black and White: Analysing the representation of black voices in the Weekly Mail's political reporting
The alternative press refers to a group of anti-apartheid newspapers which proliferated in South Africa during the early 1980s until the early 1990s. What was ‘alternative' about these publications was how they actively pursued an anti-apartheid agenda in their news reporting. The Weekly Mail …
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The alternative press in Black and White: Analysing the representation of Black voices in the weekly mails political reporting
The alternative press refers to a group of anti-apartheid newspapers which proliferated in South Africa during the early 1980s until the early 1990s. What was ‘alternative' about these publications was how they actively pursued an anti-apartheid agenda in their news reporting. The Weekly Mail …
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Researching Plagiarism and Technology in Second Language Writing: “Becomings”
… 1995), Deleuze and Guattari (1987, 1983, 1994) to create new concepts and methods in educational research. In doing so, I experiment in ‘the real’ through the process of learning, by designing, conducting, and reporting a qualitative empirical study on how second language (L2) writers in an …