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Communicating software agreement content using narrative pictograms
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Matthew Kay and 
Michael TerryAuthors Info & Claims
Matthew Kay and Michael TerryAuthors Info & ClaimsApril 2010
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Abstract
We present narrative pictograms, illustrative diagrams designed to convey the abstract concepts of software agreements. Narrative pictograms arose out of a need to create software agreements that are comprehensible without written language. We first present example diagrams designed to describe the data collection policies of research software, and the composition rules used to create them. We then present our design process and lessons learned during design. Finally, we present results from an evaluation based on the ISO 9186-1 test for graphical symbols.
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ISBN:9781605589305
DOI:10.1145/1753846
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