Towards human-centered design of diagrammatic representation schemes

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International Workshop on Task Models and Diagrams; Vol. 127 archive
Proceedings of the 4th international workshop on Task models and diagrams table of contents

Gdansk, Poland

SESSION: Representations for describing workflows and organizational issues table of contents

Pages: 55 - 62

Year of Publication: 2005

ISBN:1-59593-220-8

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Stefan Oppl	University of Linz, Linz
Christian Stary	University of Linz, Linz

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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Bridging the gap between individual mental models of stakeholders and organizational or software developers requires a diagrammatic acquisition and representation scheme that captures information provided by stakeholders in an accurate way for all involved parties. In this paper we reflect an action research approach for deriving such a scheme, and revisit existing approaches in the light of our developments. Since human-centered diagrammatic representation schemes need to ensure the intelligibility of process knowledge, they have to provide dedicated modeling elements, such as contextual information types.

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