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Multiparty Dialogue Workshop
June 20-22, 2005
Marina del Rey, CA
Overview
This will be a limited attendence "working" workshop, with relatively
few "orienting" talks, and more time devoted to group discussions and
sub-group working sessions on analysis of specific multi-party
interactions and application of analytical tools.
Possible Disscussion Topics
- Aspects of interaction:
-speaker/addressee ID
-turn-taking & initiative
-negotiation
-maintenance of social relationships
- How does multi-party interaction contrast with two-party interaction?
- Is two-party a degenerate form of multi-party?
- Is multi-party fundamentally a set of two-party interactions (one
for each pair in the group)?
- Which problems occur only in a multi-party situation or
have radically different accounts than for a two-party interaction?
- How do we distinguish overlaps vs parallel conversations or threads?
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How is interaction affected by the nature of participants?
- all artificial agents
- one human, more than one agent
- more than one human, one agent
- multiple humans, multiple agents
- multiple humans
- How is interaction affected by the modality of communication?
- Face to face to face
- radio
- chat
- mixed modalities
- synchronous vs asynchronous (semi-synchronous)
- How does size of group affect interaction?
-How many discrete conditions are there ? (e.g., 1|2|small group|large group vs differentiation of 3 vs 4 vs 5)
- How does the activity affect the nature of interaction ?
- Chat vs Meetings vs task performance
- fixed participant roles vs loose (interchangable) vs no defined roles
- What tools are available for data collection and analysis?
- annotated corpora
- capture systems
- annotation schemes
- annotation tools
- What applications are there for theories of multiparty interaction?
- design of groupware
- distance communication
- training systems
- meeting aids
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