Support Identifiable Types of Communication

	Support Identifiable Types of Communication
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Last modification	June 13, 2016
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People don’t understand each other and have different expectations while collaborating in mainly text-based online environments. Make task-related and socio-emotional communication more easily interpretable by providing identificational information through contextualization and labeling.

Originally presented in The E-LEN Project (2005)^[1].

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↑ The E-LEN Project: Sig 3 (2005). Retrieved from http://www2.tisip.no/E-LEN/patterns_listing.php?sig=3&show=Explore+SIG+patterns.

[1] The E-LEN Project: Sig 3 (2005). Retrieved from http://www2.tisip.no/E-LEN/patterns_listing.php?sig=3&show=Explore+SIG+patterns.

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