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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"collaborative editing"”.
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Software development with real-time collaborative editing
… development environment for Java. With real-time collaborative editing, multiple programmers can use Collabode to edit the same source code at the same time. Collabode introduces error-mediated integration, where multiple editors see the text of one another's changes while being isolated from …
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Developing Collaborative XML Editing Systems
… technologies. One part of it is Real-Time Collaborative Editing, which investigates the design of systems which allow several persons to work simultaneously in real-time on the same document, without the risk of inconsistencies. Existing collaborative editing research applications …
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Group collaboration with App Inventor
… and optionally lock files for conflict-free editing. There is a limited corpus of work around collaborative editing of code in visual programming languages such as block-based programming. I present a collaborative programming environment to MIT App Inventor, a web-based visual platform for …
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Discourse models for collaboratively edited corpora
… focuses on computational discourse models for collaboratively edited corpora. Due to the exponential growth rate and significant stylistic and content variations of collaboratively edited corpora, models based on professionally edited texts are incapable of processing the new data effectively. …
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NetEdit: A collaborative Editor
… an architecture and concurrency algorithm for collaborative editing that lies between these extremes and preserves the advantages of both approaches while minimizing their shortcomings The Jupiter collaboration system at Xerox PARC uses a 2-party synchronization protocol for maintaining …
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Visual Anthropological Methods in Earthquake Risk Communication: A Transdisciplinary Approach
… context of an ethnographic field study; (2) as a collaborative editing tool; and (3) as a risk communication training tool. The interlinking aim is to critically conceptualise, apply, and also partly evaluate audiovisual methods and generate insights on how risk communication might be re-thought …
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Towards a pedagogical framework for construction of historicity: a case of using Wikis among pre-service teachers at Makerere University
… of history meanings is achieved through collaborative editing, reviewing and sharing understandings on a Wiki. The practical contribution of this research lies in the creation of design principles (i.e. connecting with the present, appreciating heritage, dialogue in history, doing …
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Helping job seekers prepare for technical interviews by enabling context-rich interview feedback
Technical interviews have become a popular method for recruiters in the tech industry to assess job candidates' proficiency in both soft skills and technical skills as programmers. However, these interviews can be stressful and frustrating for interviewees. One significant cause of the negative …
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Structuring Descriptive Data of Organisms — Requirement Analysis and Information Models
… subset and filter features for concurrent collaborative editing (instead of supporting these for report-generation purposes alone), by supporting improved character attributes to create natural language descriptions from structured descriptions, and by adding metadata for a data set to …
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Privacy-preserving decentralised collaborative applications
… in the cloud. This dissertation focuses on collaborative applications, such as Google Docs and Microsoft Office Online, where users currently rely on cloud-based solutions. It explores decentralised alternatives that allow the use of end-to-end encryption and anonymous communication systems …
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Shaping Shakespeare: How American Shakespeare Festivals Adapt Shakespeare’s Texts in the Twenty-First Century
… festival settings stems from adaptive and collaborative processes. In this study, adaptation refers to any reinterpretation of Shakespeare's works for contemporary contexts, while collaboration refers to the combined creative efforts among artists and institutions. These processes, …