Research Project
Embodied conversational interfaces for creative collaboration
In a group work environment
Keywords
Conversational User Interfaces, Embodied Conversational Interfaces, Collaboration, IOT
Publication
Work in progress
Team
Thesis by Anupriya Gupta advised by Paul Pangaro and Dina El-Zanfaly
Description
Collaboration between teams is an essential component for success in work environments. However, working on tasks such as idea generation can often be tricky, with a lack of motivation, no clear structure, unbalanced participation, and never-ending conflicts. This project explore, understand and define conversational interfaces that can support group interactions and bring people together in a meaningful collaborative environment. We investigate the following research question - How can embodied conversational interfaces empower creative collaboration in a group work environment amongst design students?
Six guiding principles for designing CUIs for collaboration
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Contact
Lab Director:
Dina El-Zanfaly
delzanfa@andrew.cmu.edu
School of Design, MM207
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
USA