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n TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS | 16AB
BEYOND PAPER
SESSION CHAIR: Mikael B. Skov, Aalborg University, Denmark
PAPER | Successful Classroom Deployment of a Social
Document Annotation System
Sacha Zyto, David Karger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
USA
Mark Ackerman, University of Michigan, USA
Sanjoy Mahajan, Olin College of Engineering, USA
NB supports collaborative student annotation of online lecture
notes.Our study of NB use shows its efficacy and demonstrates
that the time for annotation systems has finally arrived.
CASE STUDY | Focusing Our Vision - The Process of
Redesigning Adobe Acrobat
Liang-Cheng Lin, Craig Scull, Daniel Walsh, Adobe Systems, USA
Presents a design process of redesigning a legacy software with
millions of users. Provides an insight into how user interface
design and user testing are executed in the real world.
NOTE | Informal Information Gathering Techniques for
Active Reading
Ken Hinckley, Xiaojun Bi, Michel Pahud, Bill Buxton,
Microsoft Research, UK
Contributes informal information gathering techniques— that
embrace both content consumption and content creation within
the same workflow— for active reading with a prototype e-reader
employing both multi-touch and pen input.
CASE STUDY | A Print Magazine on Any Screen:
The Wired App Story
Jeremy Clark, Joel Brandt, Adobe Systems, USA
Reports on the design process behind the the digital reading
experience developed by Adobe Systems for Wired Magazine.
NOTE | Toward a Theory of Interaction in Mobile Paper-
Digital Ensembles
Felix Heinrichs, Daniel Schreiber, Jochen Huber, Max Mühlhäuser,
TU Darmstadt, Germany
Empirically grounded theory of interaction in mobile paper-digital
ensembles (pen, paper and mobile device). Can inform interaction
design for this setting by explaining its specific characteristics.
11:30—12:50 | Mid-Morning | Wednesday
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MUSIC
SESSION CHAIR: Karyn Moffatt, McGill University, Canada
PAPER | Digging in the Crates: An Ethnographic Study
of DJs’ Work
Ahmed Ahmed, Steve Benford, andy crabtree, University of
Nottingham, UK
Presents an analysis of how DJs collect, prepare, perform and
promote music. Raises implications for technologies to support
DJs and for studies of music consumption and sharing in other
settings.
PAPER | Becoming-Sound: Affect and Assemblage in
Improvisational Digital Music Making
Benjamin Swift, Australian National University, Australia
Affect and assemblage can help us understand the interaction
between users and artefacts in interactive systems. This paper
provides some theoretical background and shows its application in
understanding collaborative creativity.
NOTE | Interactive Paper Substrates to Support Musical
Creation
Jérémie Garcia, Theophanis Tsandilas, INRIA, France
Carlos Agon, IRCAM, France
Wendy Mackay, INRIA, France
Explores the design of typed paper components for manipulating
musical data. Support layers and modules of data rearranged in
time and space through tangible interactions with pen and paper.
NOTE | DiskPlay: In-Track Navigation on Turntables
Florian Heller, Jan Borchers, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Design and initial evaluation of an augmented reality system for
DJs. It shows how AR can be used to recreate individual features
of a medium on a generic controller.
CASE STUDY | Vintage Radio Interface: Analog
Control for Digital Collections %
Mathieu Hopmann, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne,
Switzerland
Mario Gutierrez, Frédéric Vexo, Logitech Incubator, Switzerland
Daniel Thalmann, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne,
Switzerland
Development and evaluation of an interface for navigating digital
music collections based on a one-dimensional analog control and
a data visualization inspired by old analog radios.
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