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Active Note Taking

 

InkSeine: In Situ Search for Active Note Taking
Ken Hinckley, Shengdong Zhao, Raman Sarin, Patrick Baudisch, Edward Cutrell, Michael Shilman, Desney Tan
ACM CHI 2007, 251-260 (Full paper) InkSeine Microsoft Page

 

 

 

Hunter Gatherer: Interaction Support for the Creation and Management of Within-web-page Collections
Monica C. Schraefel, Yuxiang Zhu, David Modjeska, Daniel Wigdor, Shengdong Zhao
ACM WWW 2002, 172-181 (Full paper)

 


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The NUS-HCI Lab

The NUS HCI Lab is the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory at the National University of Singapore - School of Computing. Our mission is to create a word-class HCI research laboratory in Asia. Our research interests include interfaces and interaction techniques to facilitate creative expressions as well as encourage cooperative social interactions,a.k.a. creative social interaction.

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Research Conquests

  • Novel Input Technology Refinement Posted on: Jul 17th, 2012

    Researchers have developed many novel input technologies for various computing devices with different kinds of applications. However, only a few of them (e.g., mouse, touch) get popular and are merged into people’s daily life and work. This may…

  • 3D User Interface Posted on: Jul 17th, 2012

    Stereoscopic 3D displaying technologies have been commercialized recently, signified by the introduction of 3D TVs of various parties. Autostereoscopic 3D displaying technologies (that does not require wearing of glasses) are also showing market…

  • Eyes Free Interaction Posted on: Jul 17th, 2012

    Traditional mobile interaction requires users’ visual attention. But in many mobile scenarios such as walking, running, or driving, visual attention or feedback is not always available. Due to this, the mobile interaction based on visual feedback…

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  • Shengdong Zhao
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