%0 Report %1 INS-E0302 %A Falkovych, Kateryna %A Nack, Frank %A van Ossenbruggen, Jacco %A Rutledge, Lloyd %D 2003 %K Multimedia semantics %N INS-E0302 %T SampLe: Towards a Framework for System-supported Multimedia Authoring %U http://ftp.cwi.nl/CWIreports/INS//INS-E0302.pdf %X Much current research on hypermedia generation accepts user input only at the start of an otherwise fullyautomated process. However, since multimedia presentation creation is often a complex and creative process, it has multiple phases which would each benefit from human intervention. This paper presents a hypermedia generation model that lets the user influence all phases of this computer-assisted human-guided process. The main focus is on providing extra support for helping the user find relevant media items and combine them meaningfully into a rich and coherent multimedia presentation. Like fully-automated systems, our approach uses explicit knowledge about the presentation's topic domain, narrative structures, hypermedia presentation and distinctions between media modalities. This paper presents a motivating scenario that is used to derive a number of system requirements and to discusses the pros and cons of the presented approach.

@techreport{INS-E0302, abstract = {Much current research on hypermedia generation accepts user input only at the start of an otherwise fullyautomated process. However, since multimedia presentation creation is often a complex and creative process, it has multiple phases which would each benefit from human intervention. This paper presents a hypermedia generation model that lets the user influence all phases of this computer-assisted human-guided process. The main focus is on providing extra support for helping the user find relevant media items and combine them meaningfully into a rich and coherent multimedia presentation. Like fully-automated systems, our approach uses explicit knowledge about the presentation's topic domain, narrative structures, hypermedia presentation and distinctions between media modalities. This paper presents a motivating scenario that is used to derive a number of system requirements and to discusses the pros and cons of the presented approach. }, added-at = {2007-09-25T14:30:17.000+0200}, author = {Falkovych, Kateryna and Nack, Frank and van Ossenbruggen, Jacco and Rutledge, Lloyd}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/22a0b42fb68667673901917fb5207d9ea/jrvosse}, description = {Semantic Media Interfaces - publications}, institution = {CWI}, interhash = {64eec11fdc196ba7c96089c233b1de71}, intrahash = {2a0b42fb68667673901917fb5207d9ea}, keywords = {Multimedia semantics}, month = {August}, number = {INS-E0302}, timestamp = {2007-09-25T14:30:23.000+0200}, title = {{S}amp{L}e: {T}owards a {F}ramework for {S}ystem-supported {M}ultimedia {A}uthoring}, url = {http://ftp.cwi.nl/CWIreports/INS//INS-E0302.pdf}, year = 2003 }