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Building Intensional Communities Using Shared Contexts
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Building Intensional Communities Using Shared Contexts
John Plaice8 , Paul Swoboda9 and Ammar Alammar8 
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School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales, Unsw Sydney, Nsw, 2052, Australia |
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Department of Computer Science, University of Victoria, P.O. Box 3055, Victoria, B.C., Canada, V8W 3P6 |
Abstract
Intensional communities are composed of intensional programs sharing a common context, implemented using a networked context
server, called the AEPD aether process daemon. The programs are written in the ISE intensional imperative scripting language,
which is illustrated through versioned assignments in undergraduate classes. Using this model of intensional communities,
two examples are developed: a Web-based class in which a teacher leads a student through a multidimensional page, and the
programming of chatrooms.
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