Using Collaborative Coding to Study How Research Teams Coordinate Work

This project shares research into collaborative distributed work by undergraduate researchers, as part of a larger investigative team, conducted with the Corpus & Repository of Writing (Crow). This study tests the “Constructive Distributed Work (CDW)” model, a heuristic for ethical collaboration developed by Crow, to study Crow's application of the framework. Through coding a dataset pulled from a team communication platform used by Crow, we describe the collaborative processes of researchers on our team, and share information about our evolving methods for coding and analyzing the data.

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2024-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3641237.3691695
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Personal Information Management and User Behavior
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Using Collaborative Coding to Study How Research Teams Coordinate Work

Sarah Buwick, Naomi Islas
Personal Information Management and User Behavior
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Using Collaborative Coding to Study How Research Teams Coordinate Work

Sarah Buwick, Naomi Islas
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This project shares research into collaborative distributed work by undergraduate researchers, as part of a larger investigative team, conducted with the Corpus & Repository of Writing (Crow). This study tests the “Constructive Distributed Work (CDW)” model, a heuristic for ethical collaboration developed by Crow, to study Crow's application of the framework. Through coding a dataset pulled from a team communication platform used by Crow, we describe the collaborative processes of researchers on our team, and share information about our evolving methods for coding and analyzing the data.

Purdue University West Lafayette (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Personal Information Management and User Behavior
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