Informal User Interfaces for Shared Note Taking

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1. Informal User Interfaces for Shared Note Taking	2. Computers Support Human-Human Communication (HHC)	3. Traditional Software Interfaces
4. Traditional Representations are Rigid & Unambiguous	5. PPT Slide	6. Informal User Interfaces
7. Application Areas	8. Outline	9. Observation
10. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	11. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	12. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?
13. Vision	14. Shared Note Taking Case Study	15. Assembled Notes
16. Assembled Notes	17. Assembled Notes	18. Results of Case Study
19. Implications of Case Study	20. “Crystallized” Vision	21. “Crystallized” Vision
22. How NotePals Works	23. How NotePals Works	24. How NotePals Works (cont.)
25. NotePals User Interface	26. NotePals User Interface	27. NotePals User Interface (cont)
28. Web-based Note Repository	29. Web-based Note Repository (cont.)	30. Web-based Note Repository (cont.)
31. Organizing Notes	32. Organizing Notes (cont.)	33. NotePals Usage Experience
34. Experience with Conference Notes	35. NotePals for Classroom Note Taking	36. Classroom Note Taking
37. Classroom Note Taking Experience	38. Results of this Experiment	39. Graduate Note-taking Experience
40. Graduate Note-taking Experience	41. Graduate Note-taking Experience	42. Advantages of our Approach
43. Current Work	44. “Sharing informal notes using NotePals can help groups collaborate more easily”	45. Note-taking Pads
46. NotePals User Interface (cont)	47. NotePals User Interface (cont)	48. NotePals User Interface
49. Solutions	50. Solutions

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