Supporting members of online communities through the use of visualisations

Rehman Mohamed · 2007

Summary

The results of the experiments contained within this work show that different visualisations are useful in different circumstances, pointing to the fact that the needs and requirements of users, and the tasks they undertake, should be considered when designing the exact nature of any potential visualisation intended to support users of online communities.

Published: 2007-05-20
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