Davis, R. C., J. A. Landay, V. Chen, J. Huang, R. B. Lee, F. C. Li, J. Lin, C. B. M. III, B. Schleimer, M. N. Price, and B. N. Schilit. NotePals: Lightweight Note Sharing by the Group, for the Group. CHI 1999: ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. pp. 338--45.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....on understanding and developing software applications that augment such communication within a workgroup. There are studies of common applications that support group communication such as email [27] and instant messaging [18] Experimental groupware applications such as TeleNotes [28] and NotePals [5] have been developed to provide additional support for informal communications such as context management and note sharing, respectively. However, we observe a void in the space populated by existing groupware applications that augment informal workgroup communication. This void is due to the ....

Davis, R., Landay, J., Chen, V., Huang, J., Lee, R., Li, F., Lin, J., Morrey III, C., Schleimer, B., Price, M., Schilit, B. (1999). NotePals: Lightweight Note Sharing by the Group, for the Group. In Proceedings of CHI '99, pp. 338-345.

....their questions as free form text; and the ParcTab project [26] discussed a relevant application supporting audience feedback during presentations. Our approach improves on these systems by placing feedback in a rich shared context. Systems such as eClass (formerly Classroom 2000) 1] NotePals [8], and Authoring on the fly [19] also involve enhancing classrooms with computing, but they distinctly differ from our approach in their goals of supporting notetaking and archiving of the classroom experience. Similarly, the Pebbles system [22] is focused on the problem of collaborative control ....

Richard C. Davis, James A. Landay, Victor Chen, Jonathan Huang, Rebecca B. Lee, Francis Li, James Lin, Charles B. Morrey III, Ben Schleimer, Morgan N. Price, and Bill N. Schilit. Notepals: Lightweight note sharing by the group, for the group. In Proceedings of CHI'99: the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computer Systems, pages 338--345, 1999.

....digitizer that captures the ink strokes electronically while timestamping them. These systems are quite usable, but have some quirks in the user interface such as provisions for letting the system know what page the writer is on. When notes are shared publicly, legibility is crucial. The NotePals [9] work shows that people prefer reading text notes to handwritten notes taken on PDAs. Current handwriting recognition technology does not solve the transcription problem, due to insufficient accuracy when applied to transcribing handwritten meeting notes. 2.4 HTML Form Based Prototype Our first ....

Davis, R., Landay, J., Chen, V., Huang, J., Lee, R., Li, F., Lin, J., Morrey, C., Schleimer, B., Price, M., and Schilit, B. NotePals: Lightweight note sharing by the group, for the group. Proceedings of the CHI '99, ACM Press, pp. 338345.

.... informal ink based interaction, ones that step away from rigid structure and precise computation, instead supporting ambiguity, creativity, and communication [15] Many penbased research systems have headed in the direction of informal interfaces in recent years, either by not processing the ink [11, 41, 43] or by processing the ink internally while displaying the unprocessed ink [14, 24, 32, 40] The applications we examined include design tools [9, 12, 14, 20 22, 24, 43, 47] whiteboard applications [1, 32, 33, 37] annotation tools [41, 44 46] note taking applications [10, 11, 42] and ....

.... the ink [11, 41, 43] or by processing the ink internally while displaying the unprocessed ink [14, 24, 32, 40] The applications we examined include design tools [9, 12, 14, 20 22, 24, 43, 47] whiteboard applications [1, 32, 33, 37] annotation tools [41, 44 46] note taking applications [10, 11, 42]; and applications demonstrating new interaction techniques [19, 28, 40] These applications share much functionality with each other, including: Pen input as ink . Pen input as gestures . Pen input for selecting and moving . Interpreters that act on ink input . Manipulation of other kinds ....

Davis, R.C., et al. NotePals: Lightweight Note Sharing by the Group, for the Group. In Proceedings of CHI ' 99. Pittsburgh, PA. pp. 338-345, May 15-20 1999.

....a larger component of the courses we teach. Communication of ideas and experiences is an important task performed by members of collaborating groups. Poor teamwork is often a result of miscommunication and a lack of shared understanding. We have been developing an electronic tool called NotePals [4] that helps to alleviate some of these communication problems and thus enables groups to collaborate more easily. NotePals gives group members more direct access to their colleagues ideas and experiences by allowing them to view each other s notes. The NotePals system is composed of note taking ....

Davis, R.C., et al. NotePals: Lightweight Note Sharing by the Group, for the Group. In Proceedings of CHI '99: ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Pittsburgh, PA, May 1999, pp. 338-345.

....ink based interface [10] Using an informal interface is a key aspect of DENIM, as it allows designers to defer the details until later and focus on their task without having to worry about precision. Many research systems have taken this direction in recent years, either by not processing the ink [4, 23, 24] or by processing the ink internally while displaying the unprocessed ink [8, 12, 17, 22] DENIM is most closely related to SILK [12, 13] a sketchbased user interface prototyping tool. Using SILK, individual screens can be drawn, with certain sketches recognized as interface widgets. These ....

Davis, R.C., et al. NotePals: Lightweight Note Sharing by the Group, for the Group. In Proceedings of Human Factors in Computing Systems: CHI '99. Pittsburgh, PA. pp. 338345, May 15-20 1999.

....effort to prepare the slides in a standard graphics format. The slides are displayed on a LiveBoard and note taking is done with PDA devices pre loaded with slides. These notes are later synchronized to the audio and the slides that have been annotated by the professor on the LiveBoard. NotePals [4] is a lightweight note sharing system. Notes and taken in classrooms and at conferences on stand alone pen based PDAs (Palm Pilots) and then the notes are uploaded to a shared repository on the Web. There is no support for audio or video. 6.2 Stand Alone Ink and Audio Notebooks There are several ....

Davis, R., Landay, J., Chen, V., Huang, J., Lee, R., Li, F., Lin, J., Morrey, C., Schleimer, B., Price, M., and Schilit, B. NotePals: Lightweight note sharing by the group, for the group. Proceedings of the CHI '99 Conference. ACM Press, pp. 338-345.

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