Beating the Brains : Self-regulation and Emergence of Content in Electonic Conferencing
Zusammenfassung
Many internet discussions suffer from a number of shortcomings, such asa distorted read/write ratio, lack of structure, and lack of progression. In relation to a university lustrum project, an internet discussion platform, named "Beating the Brains," is built such that the content and the direction of a discussion (ona certain topic) is steered implicitly by the participants. The steering takes place by means by rules and a scoring system. This article discusses BtB and compares it with other internet discussion platforms, such as "Slashdot," Slashdot-type platforms and the consumer product evaluation site "Epinions".
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Vreeswijk, G., ten Have, I. & Reijnen, A.,
(2001).
Beating the Brains : Self-regulation and Emergence of Content in Electonic Conferencing.
In:
Hilty, L. M. & Gilgen, P. W.
(Hrsg.),
Sustainability in the Information Society.
Marburg:
Metropolis.
@inproceedings{mci/Vreeswijk2001,
author = {Vreeswijk, Gerard AND ten Have, Inne AND Reijnen, Antwan},
title = {Beating the Brains : Self-regulation and Emergence of Content in Electonic Conferencing},
booktitle = {Sustainability in the Information Society},
year = {2001},
editor = {Hilty, Lorenz M. AND Gilgen, Paul W.},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
author = {Vreeswijk, Gerard AND ten Have, Inne AND Reijnen, Antwan},
title = {Beating the Brains : Self-regulation and Emergence of Content in Electonic Conferencing},
booktitle = {Sustainability in the Information Society},
year = {2001},
editor = {Hilty, Lorenz M. AND Gilgen, Paul W.},
publisher = {Metropolis},
address = {Marburg}
}
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Datum: 2001
Typ: Text/Conference Paper

