The Design and Implementation of an Adaptive Mobile Learning Mechanism
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Quality of content in web 2.0 applications
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An approach for collaboration and annotation in video post-production
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Managing groups and group annotations in MADCOW
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Workflow for integrated object detection in collaborative video annotation environments
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Semantic web techniques application for video fragment annotation and management
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An automatic approach for ontology-based feature extraction from heterogeneous textualresources
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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A number of research groups and software companieshave developed digital annotation tools for textualdocuments, web pages, images, audio and videoresources. By annotations we mean subjectivecomments, notes, explanations or external remarks thatcan be attached to a document or a selected part of adocument without actually modifying the document.When a user retrieves a document, they can alsodownload the annotations attached to it from anannotation server to view their peer's opinions andperspectives on the particular document or to add, editor update their own annotations. The ability to do thiscollaboratively and in real time during groupdiscussions is of great interest to the educational,medical, scientific, cultural, defense and mediacommunities. But it is extremely challenging technicallyand demands significant bandwidth, particularly forvideo documents. In this paper we describe a uniqueprototype application developed over the AustralianGrangeNet broadband research network, whichcombines videoconferencing over access grid nodeswith collaborative, real-time sharing of an applicationwhich enables the indexing, browsing, annotation anddiscussion of video content between multiple groups atremote locations.