I would like to come up with an explanation of the ability to create a map of Regroup from chat logs.
At first, he used the totally unintelligible expression "make a map of Regroup".
Expressions that came up in the story
Infinitely wide whiteboard board (Regroup)
Sticky notes" won't get the message across either.
Chat logs are lazy, long, and not reusable. Chop it down to a reasonable length, cut away the shallow parts of meaning, and create parts with concentrated meaning. That is the sticky note.
The realization that chat is between a person and a whiteboard (Regroup).
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I was writing the diagram at hand before this chat, like BEFORE, no user
At first I was just thinking about this feature and how to write a description
Instead, this feature should be placed in the flow of explaining how to use it as a "support tool for people who are not good at writing".
Regroup's explanations are lacking, I've always thought that we need explanations with specific use cases.
Instead of trying to explain in words, it is necessary to let people experience it first, like a game tutorial.
Organize stickies actually made with this function
The story starts with "Some people are not good at writing. But sometimes they just haven't been taught how to make sentences properly. First, you make parts with short sentences, and then you assemble them to make longer sentences. Those of us who are good at writing can just do it in our heads." It seems like a good idea to become a
And after that, we will talk about how to make specific parts and how to assemble them.
This time, the feature allows for one-click parts after talking to the chatbot.
This is the functionality we have implemented this time
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Again, "What is the function of this feature?"
nisbot.iconWhat would you like to see happen in this conversation?
nishio.iconI would like to come up with an explanation for the new functionality to create a one-click map of the Regroup from the chat logs.
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "chat log" is that "chat log"?
nishio.iconText data accumulated by having a conversation like this in this chat
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "chat" is that "chat"?
nishio.iconThe computer asks questions and the human answers them, allowing the conversation to catch up, or as in tennis, to hit the wall.
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "conversation" is that "conversation"?
nishio.iconInstead of trying to write a commentary from scratch, declare "this is what I want to write" and then just go with the flow.
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "place" is that "place"?
nishio.iconNothing." People who are not good at writing grumble and groan in front of a blank sheet of paper. People who are not good at writing often groan and groan in front of a blank piece of paper, but in my opinion, it is because their teachers have not properly taught them how to compose a sentence. The basic premise is to first make the parts and then reassemble them to create a flow, and those who are good at spinning sentences are able to do this in their brains. You make the parts first in order to make sentences.
nisbot.iconIs there anything else you can tell us about that "place"?
nishio.iconThe Regroup is an electronic system that allows you to do this electronically instead of using physical post-its.
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "Regroup" is this "Regroup"?
nishio.iconThis tool is an electronic solution to the inconvenience of the KJ method using stickies. Unlike paper, you can zoom in and out, or make important stickies into large stickies.
nisbot.iconWhat is it that you value?
nishio.iconCreating stickies and rearranging them to form sentences is a methodology that I have used many times in books and lectures, and has proven its value to me. Now that sticky notes can be created with a single click from the logs of the listening chat system, the preparation of sticky notes has become much easier. The process of intellectual production is digitized and assisted by machines, which reduces the amount of time wasted in intellectual production. Intellectual productivity increases.
nisbot.iconIs there anything else about that "chat"?
nishio.iconSome people who have difficulty with verbalization have difficulty trying to write long sentences in complete sentences out of the blue, or they can talk with others but have difficulty verbalizing alone. In such cases, the process of first writing things down in a chat room and then organizing them can help them with verbalization.
nisbot.iconWhere is that "chat"?
nishio.iconSo a chatbot that can be that kind of wallflower is in your phone, and you can talk to it whenever and wherever it's convenient for you.
nisbot.iconWhat does that "chat" look like?
nishio.iconYou're a talker who is dedicated to listening. If you are a flesh-and-blood person, your brain will overflow when you have to listen to the other person's story when you want to collect your thoughts. In situations where you want to organize your brain by talking, a chatbot that does not start talking about itself but listens to you would be more beneficial than a human being. nisbot.iconWhat would you like to see happen regarding that "chat"?
nishio.iconWith the chat function by itself, it would be good if we can notice something in the course of the conversation. However, with this feature, even if you don't get any insights in the chat, you can simply talk about what you think would be good to write in the manuscript in the chat, and then reorganize it with stickies, so you can simply talk about various things on the chat side. It would be nice to have all the parts for the manuscript, but there is no support function for that, and since it is not clear what kind of manuscript is to be written, it is not clear what is needed either, so it is a chicken-and-egg relationship.
nisbot.iconWhere is this "chat" located?
nishio.iconIn the case of the new function, it is a dialogue between a human and a regroup, and the human draws out the stickies and places them on the regroup and returns them to the human.
nisbot.icon
With chat by itself, it would be good if we can notice things in the course of conversation like this. But with this feature, even if you don't get any insights in the chat, you can simply talk about what you think would be good to write in the manuscript in the chat, and then reorganize it with stickies, so you can simply talk about various things on the chat side. It would be nice to have all the parts for the manuscript, but there is no support function for that, and since it is not clear what kind of manuscript is to be written, it is not clear what is needed either, so it is a chicken-and-egg relationship.
How do you know about this "chat"?
nishio.iconI know this because I am the author and use it a lot, but how to get users who have not used it yet to understand it is a challenge.
nisbot.icon
With chat by itself, it would be good if we can notice things in the course of conversation like this. But with this feature, even if you don't get any insights in the chat, you can simply talk about what you think would be good to write in the manuscript in the chat, and then reorganize it with stickies, so you can simply talk about various things on the chat side. It would be nice to have all the parts for the manuscript, but there is no support function for that, and since it is not clear what kind of manuscript is to be written, it is not clear what is needed either, so it is a chicken-and-egg relationship.
Where does this "chat" come from?
nishio.iconI doubt that people who happen to know about this chat and use it on social networking sites will experience exporting to Regroup. Therefore, we should rather say that it is a support tool for people who are not good at writing, and use the guide to explain the process of chatting and talking first, and then organizing in Regroup.
nisbot.iconIs there anything else about that "Regroup"?
nishio.iconThe explanation is not made as well as the listening chat. It seems that users cannot use it if it is given to them without explanation. The explanations are vague because it is a multi-purpose tool. It might be better to make it more like a tutorial to support writing.
nisbot.icon
In the case of this functionality, I imagine that it is between a human and the Regroup, and that it interacts with the Regroup to draw out the information, and then places it on a sticky note and returns it to the Regroup.
What kind of "sticky note" is this "sticky note"?
nishio.iconChat sentences are chopped to a reasonable length or keywords are extracted.
nisbot.iconWhat kind of "text" is that "text"?
nishio.iconChat text is often long and rambling, and not very reusable as it is. Therefore, we chop them down to a reasonable length and remove the parts with shallow meanings to create parts with concentrated meanings. That is a sticky note.
nisbot.iconIs there anything else about that "sticky note"?
nishio.iconComponentized from the original text so you can move it around and think about it.
nisbot.iconIs there anything else you can tell us about that "text"?
nishio.iconChat sentences are shorter than the final sentences we create, but first we need to create parts of even smaller units than the even shorter sentences!
nisbot.iconWhere is the "text"?
nishio.iconLong sentences are only after the parts have been assembled. Short sentences have the original idea in the human and are pulled out by the chatbot's questions.
nisbot.iconWhere does the "text" come from?
nishio.iconI imagine that there is something like a lake in human beings that has not yet been verbalized, and when you drop a hook into it, the sentence is caught and you are fished out.
nisbot.iconWhere is that "text"?
nishio.iconAfter it is pulled out, it is in front of you as text data. So, you can look at it and think about it further, or do natural language processing electronically.
nisbot.icon
Chat text is often lazy and long, and not reusable if left as is. So, we chop it down to a reasonable length and remove the shallow parts of the meaning to create parts with concentrated meaning. That is a sticky note.
Where is this "sticky note"?
nishio.iconIt's on Regroup's infinitely wide whiteboard.
nisbot.iconHow do you know its "Regroup"?
nishio.iconAgain, I'm the author, so I'm familiar with this, but the challenge is how to let the users know about it.
nisbot.icon
Chat text is often lazy and long, and not reusable if left as is. So, we chop it down to a reasonable length and remove the shallow parts of the meaning to create parts with concentrated meaning. That is a sticky note.
What do these "stickies" look like?
nishio.iconFor those who are used to moving and composing stickies, "this digital data is like a sticky note" will get the point across, but for those who are not, what can you compare it to? Hmmm, if they haven't had a similar experience, they won't understand the analogy, so maybe it's better to have them experience it first by saying, "Let's try operating it like this first. It's like teaching game controls by metaphor or by actually playing the tutorial.
nisbot.iconHow do you know its "stickies"?
nishio.iconDo I myself need to know better what stickies are? To explain it well for users to know?
nisbot.iconWhere do these "stickies" come from?
nishio.iconWith the conventional paper method, a human being had to create the stickies, so at that stage, there was the chicken-and-egg problem of "I need to make the parts with the right granularity to make it easy to do the work afterwards," and "I don't know what to do afterwards," but I implemented and automated that part this time, so the user can start with the stickies already created. The user can start from the state where the sticky is already created.
nisbot.iconWhat would you like to see happen with regard to those "stickies"?
nishio.iconIt would be good if users can understand the process of building up a story slowly by moving stickies.
nisbot.iconWhere are those "stickies" located?
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