This week the Learning Layers Developer Camp took place the first time at RWTH Aachen University. It was very sucessful in my eyes. We had four groups of students working on mobile apps for informal learning. I am sure my colleages will blog about this event in the official Learning Layers Blog. It was my pleasure to give a keynote to the students, introducing the project and some more technical aspects of Learning Layers. I was asked to upload the slides which are collected from many partners in Learning Layers by my colleages István and Petru. As usual the slides are available on slideshare.
Showing posts with label requirements bazaar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label requirements bazaar. Show all posts
Friday, 4 October 2013
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
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| Image courtesy of Dominik Renzel |
At the 21st IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from 15th to 19th July, 2013, Dominik Renzel from the ACIS group at RWTH Aachen University presented a poster and demonstration of Requirements Bazaar, a Web-based tool for Social Requirements Engineering. In contrast to previous years, best poster and tool demo awards were judged by the conference audience. Each conference participant could vote by attaching sticky notes in different colors standing for different amounts of points. Our demo received by far the most sticky notes with "good colors" in comparison to the 7 other demos. In the end, we won the prestigious RE'13 Best Tool Demo award. Thanks to all colleagues contributing to this very nice result! In particular, we thank our student Malte Behrendt, who realized the Requirements Bazaar in his master thesis.
More information on Requirements Bazaar including videos, papers, etc. is available at http://requirements-bazaar.org/info.
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
ACIS Preprint - Requirements Bazaar: Social Requirements Engineering for Community-Driven Innovation
Thursday, 4 July 2013
Dominik Renzel did this screencast for our demo at the 21st IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference 2013 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Sunday, 30 September 2012
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| Screenshot of the ROLE Requirements Bazaar |
Please take a look around, test its functions and help us improve by reporting issues and/or ideas for improvement. You can do so best by clicking on the "Improve" flag in the top left corner. Thanks!
The general idea of the ROLE Requirements Bazaar is described in our EC-TEL paper and presentation about "The Social Requirements Engineering (SRE) Approach to Developing a Large-scale Personal Learning Environment Infrastructure". There is another publication "Der Bazaar der Anforderungen - Open Innovation in emergent Communities" (in German) describing the Bazaar from an Open Innovation perspective.
The ideas for the Requirements Bazaar have been developed in the RWTH Achen University ACIS group by Dominik Renzel, Anna Hannemann and me in the CONTICI and the ROLE project. A first prototype was realized by Effie Lai-Chong Law and Arunangsu Chatterjee from the University of Leicester. The current prototype was realized by our master student Malte Behrendt.
Friday, 21 September 2012
Abstract. In this paper, we first reflect on the limitations of applying traditional requirements engineering (RE) approaches to the development of a large-scale PLE infrastructure, which is precisely the aim of a technology-enhanced learn-ing project called ROLE. The Social Requirements Engineering (SRE) ap-proach has been proposed as an appropriate alternative. Early SRE prototypes based on an agent- and goal-oriented conceptual model conceived across a five-staged requirement lifecycle (elicitation, negotiation, selection, development and feedback) were implemented. We report results of preliminary evaluation and lessons learnt. Several relevant issues have been identified, including the lack of a consensual understanding of key concepts, lurking within Community of Practices (CoP), and cultural differences. Possible solutions are proposed to address the issues such as templates, mandatory voting, and prioritization model
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