CogNarr Ecosystem: Facilitating Group Cognition at Scale
John C. Boik

TL;DR
The paper introduces the CogNarr ecosystem, a novel framework inspired by cognitive science and AI to enable effective large-group online cognition, addressing communication and information processing challenges in massive online groups.
Contribution
It presents a new vision for scaling cognitive science and AI principles to facilitate large-group cognition through the CogNarr ecosystem.
Findings
Proposes a cognitive architecture for large-group online interaction
Integrates recent advances in AI and NLP for group cognition
Provides a scalable framework for complex, dynamic group discussions
Abstract
Human groups of all sizes and kinds engage in deliberation, problem solving, strategizing, decision making, and more generally, cognition. Some groups are large, and that setting presents unique challenges. The small-group setting often involves face-to-face dialogue, but group cognition in the large-group setting typically requires some form of online interaction. New approaches are needed to facilitate the kind of rich communication and information processing that are required for effective, functional cognition in the online setting, especially for groups characterized by thousands to millions of participants who wish to share potentially complex, nuanced, and dynamic perspectives. This concept paper proposes the CogNarr (Cognitive Narrative) ecosystem, which is designed to facilitate functional cognition in the large-group setting. The paper's contribution is a novel vision as to…
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TopicsInnovative Teaching and Learning Methods
