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Nickerson, J.V. ; Wang, S. ; and Chilton, Lydia B. ( , Data as a Material for Design: Alternative Narratives, Divergent Pathways, and Future Directions, Workshop at ACM CHI)
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Han, Y. ; Nickerson, J.V. 2017. ( , Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems)Remixing, a method to harness collective intelligence, is used in many online innovation communities. It is also an important form of online engagement. What actions lead to a remix that is generative? This paper addresses this question by using a knowledge reuse process model previously applied in offline settings as the basis for a series of hypotheses about online communities. An empirical study is performed to examine the relationship between three major actions in the knowledge reuse process model and the generativity of the remix created. An analysis of the reuse of proposals in an online innovation community, Climate CoLab, shows that those including prevalent topics and metaknowledge about integration are more generative. These findings provide insights to strategies and tools that can support knowledge reuse for innovation in online communities.more » « less
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Nickerson, J.V. ; Zhang, S. ; zur Muehlen, M. ( , Workshop on Power Struggles in the Digital Economy at CSCW)