Using Informal Interfaces to Support Human-Human Communication

10/10/98

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1. Using Informal Interfaces to Support Human-Human Communication	2. Computers Support Human-Human Communication (HHC)	3. Traditional Software Interfaces
4. Traditional Representations	5. Informal Communications Styles	6. Application Areas
7. Outline	8. Interactive Sketching for Early Stage UI Design	9. Early Stage UI Design
10. Sketching of UIs	11. Sketching of UIs	12. Sketching of UIs
13. Drawbacks of Current Tools	14. Paper Sketches	15. Designing UIs with SILK
16. Designing UIs with SILK	17. Designing UIs with SILK	18. Video
19. Current Work on SILK (visual language extensions)	20. Interactive Shared Note Taking	21. Observation
22. Vision	23. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	24. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?
25. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	26. “Crystallized” Vision	27. How NotePals Works
28. How NotePals Works (cont.)	29. NotePals User Interface	30. NotePals User Interface (cont)
31. Web-based Note Repository	32. Web-based Note Repository (cont.)	33. Web-based Note Repository (cont.)
34. Advantages of our Approach	35. Current Work	36. Conference Notes
37. Student Note Taking	38. Student Note Taking	39. Future Work
40. Informal Presentations	41. “Informal Interfaces Can Improve Human-Human Communication”	42. Interactive Sketching for Informal Presentations
43. Informal Presentations	44. Problems with Existing Tools	45. Designing Informal Presentations on the Electronic Desk
46. Designing Informal Presentations on the Electronic Desk	47. We Are Building Informal Presentation Tools

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