ESSA-2011 poster - Netlogo wiki systems modeling
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The paper discusses a wiki-based network communities multi-agent research model. The cases for the model application include a Russian educational wiki portal letopisi.ru and a wiki platform for drafting the Russian Law on education.
![[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Netlogo wiki systems modeling Evgeny Patarakin, Boris Yarmakhov, Vasiliy Burov WikiVote! Moscow, Russia , {Patarakin, Yarmakhov, Burov}@wikivote.ru ESSA-2011 Conclusion and Next Steps The model can be used for various wiki scenarios analysis and prediction regardless of the participants’ abilities. Our approach were highly appreciated by the Russian authorities. The government made a decision to build in 2012 a permanent Web service, based on our technology. The service will be used to support public consultations on all issues of social importance and publish reports on amendments to legislative initiatives based on the consultations. http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/models/community/wikimodel Links between participants and pages ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Models of wiki cases The model user interface Separate page branches ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],In April 2010 we developed a crowdsourcing platform for evaluating and editing the draft for the new laws. Each item of the Law was posted on the site as a separate page. Upon registration users could make a vote in favor or against the draft, comment on it or suggest their own versions. For testing this approach we used agent based wiki-model with a set of simple rules: The system is populated only with administrators. Administrators publish content for further discussion and editing Participants can create separate versions of initial (white) pages. Introduction A number of new social phenomena, such as wisdom of crowds, crowdsourcing, wikinomics has emerged in recent years. Understanding crowdsourcing requires tools for analysis and models for simulating its various aspects. We developed a model with which we can discuss and predict behavior of wiki communities in the process of collaborative document creation. The model is based on the Netlogo programming language. Methodology Wikis as ecological systems which consist of multiple human and programmed agents, following certain rules and an environment of various objects, pages, templates and categories and links between them. All the elements of the wiki environment s can be reused. The transclusion mechanism allows to use wikis as building blocks and construct complicated metabolic chains. Our model is based on Jyri Engeström theory that social networks only work if they are organized around a core social object and a verb that defines how people manipulate that object.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/essa-poster-111002095356-phpapp01/85/ESSA-2011-poster-Netlogo-wiki-systems-modeling-1-320.jpg)
