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Communicative dimensions of end-user environments
Proceedings IEEE Symposia on Human-Centric Computing Languages and Environments (Cat. No.01TH8587)
In exploring how to make programming easier for nonprogrammers, research into end-user environments has traditionally been concerned with designing better human-computer interaction. That traditional focus has left open the question of how end-user environments might support human-human interaction. Especially in situations in which end-user environments are enlisted to facilitate learning, we hypothesize that a key benefit may be their ability to mediate conversations about a domain of
doi:10.1109/hcc.2001.995250
dblp:conf/vl/HundhausenD01
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