Titlebook: Collaboration and Technology; 19th International C Pedro Antunes,Marco Aurélio Gerosa,Gert-Jan Vreede Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11713-3, the recommended tags and their reuse. Results show that the use of recommendation improves the quality and reuse of tags. Furthermore, based on users attribution behavior, we conclude with a proposal for personalized tag recommendation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06725-4 to the improvement of social presence of the students? This research provided support for the redesign of synchronous and asynchronous communication tools for the CLE Amadeus [1], in order to improve students’ social presence in online courses.

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The Heine–Borel and Baire Category Theoremslity of contributions. By analyzing the resulting interaction networks, we could better understand the interaction patterns among students in their respective communities and conclude ways to monitor interaction and help maintain the community sustainability in time.

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An Ordinal Partition from a Scaleis deficiency, we propose to exploit the power of semantic description, by creating a knowledge base integrated by a set of ontologies generically designed to be adopted by any type of organization. To validate this proposal, we have customized the ontologies for our case of study, which is a research center.

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Filters, Ultrafilters and Boolean Algebrasd led to the revision and ultimately the final design iteration which is reported here. We present the rationale behind these design choices, discuss the advantages over existing similar tools, analyze possible challenges and comment on the fulfillment of providing seamless context to scenarios where such information is paramount.

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Ontology-Based Resource Discovery in Pervasive Collaborative Environmentsis deficiency, we propose to exploit the power of semantic description, by creating a knowledge base integrated by a set of ontologies generically designed to be adopted by any type of organization. To validate this proposal, we have customized the ontologies for our case of study, which is a research center.

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In-Vivo Therapy Procedures: Design Process of a Geo-Referenced Systemd led to the revision and ultimately the final design iteration which is reported here. We present the rationale behind these design choices, discuss the advantages over existing similar tools, analyze possible challenges and comment on the fulfillment of providing seamless context to scenarios where such information is paramount.