Applying a ThinkLet- and ThinXel-Based Group Process Modeling Language: A Prototype of a Universal Group Support System. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Martin Hörning; Graham Horton (HICSS, 2009)

Integrating Semantic Web and Web 2.0 Technologies for Supporting Collaboration Work. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Ernesto William De Luca; Graham Horton; Andreas Nürnberger (LWA, 2009)

Changing the Perspective: Improving Generate thinkLets for Ideation. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Graham Horton (HICSS, 2010)

A Transfer Approach for Facilitation Knowledge in Computer-Supported Collaboration. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Jana Schumann; Thomas Matzdorf; Ayneta Adege; Martin Linnemann; Graham Horton (CRIWG, 2011)

Idea Engineering: A Case Study of a Practically Oriented University Course in Innovation. - Graham Horton; Rene Chelvier; Stefan Werner Knoll; Jana Görs (HICSS, 2011)

The Impact of Stimuli Characteristics on the Ideation Process: An Evaluation of the Change of Perspective 'Analogy'. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Graham Horton (HICSS, 2011)

Changing the Perspective: Using a Cognitive Model to Improve thinkLets for Ideation. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Graham Horton (J. Manag. Inf. Syst., 2011)

Ontological Collaboration Engineering. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Till Plumbaum; Ernesto William De Luca; Livia Predoiu (Collaboration and the Semantic Web, 2012)

Collaboration process design for ideation in distributed environments: approaches to support collaborative ideation in global virtual groups using technological support. - Stefan Werner Knoll (2012)

A Context-Sensitive Intervention Approach for Collaboration in Dynamic Environments. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Stephan G. Lukosch (CONTEXT, 2013)

Context and Collaborative Work: A Context-Sensitive Intervention Approach for Collaboration in Dynamic Environment. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Stephan G. Lukosch (Context in Computing, 2014)

The Impact of Analogical Distance as a Mental Stimulus in Ideation Processes Using Change of Perspective: Jumping. - Stefan Werner Knoll; Graham Horton (HICSS, 2015)

How Not to Select Ideas for Innovations: A Critique of the Scoring Method. - Graham Horton; Jana Görs; Stefan Werner Knoll (HICSS, 2016)