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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"help systems"”.
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Improving expertise-sensitive help systems
… software, task-specific, system-suggested help could be beneficial for users. Although system-suggested help assists users in completing their tasks quickly, user response to unsolicited advice from their applications has been lukewarm. One such problem is lack of knowledge of …
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Authoring of Help by End-users in an Online Community Network
… application to be complete it must have a useful help system. So, for a community network to be completely run by the members, the task of creating and manipulating help documents must also be handled by the members/end-users. Previous studies about community networks show that extensive volunteer …
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How should online help be given in call-- passively or actively?
Online help plays an important role in computer assisted language learning (CALL). A computer, as a teacher, should be able to provide help whenever learners need it. It often happens that learners cannot get the help information they need although the information exists in the help system. The …
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Effective Knowledge Transfer: A Terminological Perspective - Dismantling The Jargon Barrier To Knowledge About Computer Security
… contained in computer manuals or online help systems while building up their knowledge. This is the recognized but unresolved problem of communication between the specialist and the layman. The initial hypothesis was that computer users, through their knowledge of language, have some …
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Effective knowledge transfer: a terminological perspective - Dismantling the jargon barrier to knowledge about computer security
… contained in computer manuals or online help systems while building up their knowledge. This is the recognised but unresolved problem of communication between the specialist and the layman. The initial hypothesis was that computer users, through their knowledge of language, have some …
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A Systems-Theoretic Framework For Safety-Driven Development of System Architectures
Modern complex systems are increasingly expected to exhibit emergent properties such as safety and security even as they become more complex, interconnected, and reliant on software than ever before. Because of this evolution in the characteristics of these systems, the methods available today for …
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Nurturing Systems Thinking: Developing a Framework Based on the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) to Improve Systems Development Processes
<p>Large systems engineering projects have an astonishingly high failure rate. The reasons hypothesized for such a high failure rate include the neglect of nonsalient system elements such as social and human or organizational aspects of systems. Social and human factors have long been known to be …
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Task Analysis, Modeling, And Automatic Identification Of Elemental Tasks In Robot-Assisted Laparoscopic Surgery
… groups have conducted task observations to help systems automatically identify surgeon skill based on task execution. Their gesture analyses, however, lacked depth and their class libraries were composed of ambiguous groupings of gestures that did not share contextual similarities.</p> <p>A …