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Computers and knowledge: a dialogical approach

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Computers and knowledge: a dialogical approach
Artificial intelligence researchers interested in knowledge and in designing and implementing digitized artifacts for representing or sharing knowledge play a crucial role in the development of a knowledge-based economy. They help answer the question of how the computer devices they develop can be appropriated by the collectives that manage the flow of knowledge and know-how underlying human organizations. A dialogical, constructivist view of interaction processes permits theorizing the role of digital tools, seen as sociotechnical devices that serve both as resources and as sources of communication within our organizations. Key Words Cognitive Artifact, Dialogism, Intercomprehension, Situated and Distributed Cognition, Knowledge
Christian Brassac
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Type Journal
Year 2006
Where AIS
Authors Christian Brassac
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