DocumentCode
1351339
Title
Annotation and education
Author
Smith, Brian K. ; Blankinship, Erik ; Lackner, Tamara
Author_Institution
Media Lab., MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA
Volume
7
Issue
2
fYear
2000
Firstpage
84
Lastpage
89
Abstract
Because our research focuses on developing multimedia technologies for educational settings, we begin this article with an exercise. Throughout this article, you will see a number of screen images from programs we are building. Try to understand what these pictures mean without reading the explanatory captions that appear below them. You will probably find this difficult, as you are still unfamiliar with our work. The important thing to realize is that a well-written caption can provide a context for understanding. Our research explores the types of learning that occur when people collaborate to develop explanations of multimedia content. We develop systems to help learners observe digital photographs and video, pose hypotheses about their meanings, and justify their assertions with evidence
Keywords
computer aided instruction; multimedia computing; annotation; caption; digital photographs; educational computing; multimedia; screen images; video; Animal behavior; Animal structures; Assembly; Biology computing; Collaborative tools; Environmental factors; Multimedia computing; Multimedia systems; Ontologies;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
MultiMedia, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1070-986X
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/93.848437
Filename
848437
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