Authors
Sebastian Dennerlein, Dominik Kowald, Elisabeth Lex, Dieter Theiler, Emanuel Lacic, Tobias Ley
Publication date
2015/10/21
Conference
Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Knowledge Technologies and Data-driven Business
Pages
1-8
Publisher
ACM
Description
Informal learning at the workplace includes a multitude of processes. Respective activities can be categorized into multiple perspectives on informal learning, such as reflection, sensemaking, help seeking and maturing of collective knowledge. Each perspective raises requirements with respect to the technical support, this is why an integrated solution relying on social, adaptive and semantic technologies is needed. In this paper, we present the Social Semantic Server, an extensible, open-source application server that equips client-side tools with services to support and scale informal learning at the workplace. More specifically, the Social Semantic Server semantically enriches social data that is created at the workplace in the context of user-to-user or user-artifact interactions. This enriched data can then in turn be exploited in informal learning scenarios to, e.g., foster help seeking by recommending collaborators …
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S Dennerlein, D Kowald, E Lex, D Theiler, E Lacic… - Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on …, 2015