Work centered design of classification schemes is an emerging area of research which
poses particular challenges to domain analysis and scheme construction. A key challenge in …

The taxonomy is a conceptual framework for analysis of cognitive activities as they actually
unfold in a complex work situation. It has emerged through years of studies in process …

There have been a growing number of applications of cognitive analysis techniques to
understand a work domain and the cognitive demands it imposes on practitioners in order to …

This chapter provides an introduction to the goals, methods, and applications of cognitive
work analysis (CWA). CWA provides a comprehensive framework for uncovering the …

It is a complicated problem when the purpose of cognitive work analysis is to develop design
of a new collaborative work task that does not yet exist, and which can only be established …

In this paper, we elaborate on the idea that the processes of managing individual and
organizational knowledge are situated in the context of work and emerge from the workplace …

There has been a growing interest in using Cognitive Systems Engineering (CSE)
techniques to understand work domains and the cognitive demands they imposes on …

This special issue presents current research organized by the theme of 'collaboration in
context'. Most of the six papers explore cognitive and organizational/cultural artefacts as …

A theoretical and methodological approach to task modelling is described, with a worked
example of the resultant model. The theory holds that task knowledge is represented in a …

This framework, which incorporates a set of analytic tools for exploration of different types of
work capabilities and constraints, may seem overly complicated to some, but there is an …