Videodraw: a video interface for collaborative drawing

Tang, John C.; Minneman, Scott

doi:10.1145/123078.128729

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“…For example, [2] used interviews with writers, a laboratory study and requirement elicitation in developing the SASE and SASSE editors. [58] implemented VideoDraw based on their observation of how people collaborate in face-to-face shared workspaces. [31], 2002) also applied the insights of a study of faceto-face collaboration to designing awareness mechanisms.…”

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Using an experimental study to develop group awareness support for real-time distributed collaborative writing

Tran

Raikundalia

Yang

2006

Information and Software Technology

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Using an experimental study to develop group awareness support for real-time distributed collaborative writing

Tran

Raikundalia

Yang

2006

Information and Software Technology

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“…Furthermore, this insertion of black frames would result in visible image flicker that could irritate the user. Thus, we take benefit from the fact that LCscreens already emit linearly polarized light that can be blanked for the camera by attaching linear polarization filters to it [24,15].…”

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An interactive whiteboard for immersive telecollaboration

Nescher

Kunz

2011

Vis Comput

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In this paper, we present CollaBoard, a collaboration system that gives a higher feeling of presence to the local auditory and to the persons on the remote site. By overlaying the remote life-sized video image atop the shared artifacts on the common whiteboard and by keeping the whiteboard's content editable at both sites, it creates a higher involvement of the remote partners into a collaborative teamwork. All deictic gestures of the remote user are shown in the right context with the shared artifacts on the common whiteboard and thus preserve their meaning. The paper describes the hardware setup, as well as the software implementation and the performed user studies with two identical interconnected systems.

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“…While these systems are quite diverse, they all share a common feel, and observations of use are strikingly similar. Two systems, for example, are video based: VideoDraw (Tang & Minneman 1990) and TeamWorkStation (Ishii 1990). Both are limited by scalability, for serious image deterioration results when too many video images are fused.…”

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confidence: 99%