Wikis: Do They Need Usability Engineering?

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    1. Wikis: Do they need usability engineering? Michael D. Kickmeier-Rust Martin Ebner Andreas Holzinger
    2. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/social_networks_vs_portals.php Social Network
    3. Web 2.0 – an overview virtual operating system Flickr virtual desktop Blog Wiki Pod-cast File-sharing Flock Mash-Up Social Book- marking YouTube Writely
    4. Wiki
      • Concept of Wiki by Bo Leuf and Ward Cunningham in 1995
      • Name from Hawaiin word wikiwiki
      • Online platform every user can create or edit articles
      • First implementations: wikiwikiweb, CoWeb and Nupedia
    5. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:Wikipedia-logo-de.png Wikipedia
    6. Wikipedia principles in Higher Education BauWiki [http://bauwiki.tugraz.at]
    7. First Study
      • Online encyclopedia for structural concrete
      • Students can edit, create article on voluntary basis
      • Online collaboration leads to a high number of articles
      • Students are allowed to bring printouts to the exam
      • Lasting 3 months, N = 152, two universities
    8. Result First Study As a result it must be pointed out, that in the case auf BauWiki (structural concrete) almost nobody actively participated.
    9. Second Study
      • Online encyclopedia for building informatics (concerning Visual Basic for Applications)
      • Students are forced to write an article
      • Students are allowed to use Bauwiki during examination
      • Lasting 2 months, N = 135
    10. Result Second Study As a result it must be pointed out, that in the case auf BauWiki (VBA) almost nobody actively participated apart from the forced article.
    11. Evaluation Result I
    12. Evaluation Result II
      • Study II: Quality of articles 2,63 (SD = 0,78)
      • Study II: Is Wiki a good idea 1,70 (SD = 0,83)
      • Relationship between prior experiences with wikis and estimated time to get familiar with it = significant correlation
    13. Summary WikiPedia Wikipedia principle in education Communities of Practice Learning communities Achieved-oriented behavior =
    14. Atkinson model Tendency for an achivement-oriented behavior Probabilitiy of sucess Probabilitiy of failure Expected incentives (usabilty) (motivation)
    15. Statement Future work must increasingly address to usability of wikis.
    16. http://elearningblog.tugraz.at Flickr, uploaded by leightblackall http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=64955399&context=set-1402220&size=o

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