Text chat in action[5] (abstract only)

J. O'Neill, David B. Martin
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Synchronous text communication is becoming recognized as a valuable workplace communication medium yet some studies of group text chat indicate that its properties can lead to interactional incoherence. We consider this issue through a detailed analytic examination of text chat transcripts by showing how participants manage their interactions through considering multiple threads, turn taking and topic change. We reveal the routine practices that participants employ to create and manage coherent interaction. These practices arise from the turn taking system in operation, which facilitates straightforward repair of misunderstandings. We conclude by considering the implications of this for design and for the organisation and management of interactions of various forms.
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文字聊天在行动[5](仅摘要)
同步文本通信正在成为一种有价值的工作场所通信媒介,但一些对群文本聊天的研究表明,其特性可能导致交互不连贯。我们通过文本聊天记录的详细分析检查来考虑这个问题,通过展示参与者如何通过考虑多个线程、轮流和主题变化来管理他们的互动。我们揭示了参与者用来创建和管理连贯互动的常规实践。这些做法产生于轮流制度的运作,这有利于直接修复误解。我们通过考虑这对设计和各种形式的相互作用的组织和管理的影响来结束。
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