Action as language in a shared visual space
Action as language in a shared visual space
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DOI：
10.1145/1031607.1031687
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2004-11
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通讯作者：
Darren Gergle;R. Kraut;Susan R. Fussell
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作者：
Darren Gergle;R. Kraut;Susan R. Fussell
共享的可视化工作空间允许多人查看对象和环境的相似视图。先前的实证文献表明，视觉信息有助于协作者了解他们的任务的当前状态，使他们能够有效地沟通和接地他们的对话。我们提出了一个实证研究，演示了如何行动取代明确的口头指令在共享的视觉工作空间。两人在有和没有共享视觉空间的情况下进行了一项参照性交流任务。一个详细的顺序分析的交流内容显示，对共享的工作空间不太可能明确验证他们的行动与讲话。相反，他们依靠视觉信息来提供必要的沟通和协调线索。
A shared visual workspace allows multiple people to see similar views of objects and environments. Prior empirical literature demonstrates that visual information helps collaborators understand the current state of their task and enables them to communicate and ground their conversations efficiently. We present an empirical study that demonstrates how action replaces explicit verbal instruction in a shared visual workspace. Pairs performed a referential communication task with and without a shared visual space. A detailed sequential analysis of the communicative content reveals that pairs with a shared workspace were less likely to explicitly verify their actions with speech. Rather, they relied on visual information to provide the necessary communicative and coordinative cues.