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Michael Walker

Nieman Reports | Our 'Deep Reading' Brain: Its Digital Evolution Poses Questions - 1 views

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deep reading brain evolution BYOD implications

shared by Michael Walker on 10 Oct 12 - No Cached
  • we still know very little about the digital reading brain.
    • Michael Walker
      Michael Walker on 10 Oct 12
       
      Her key point
  • “Yes,” I replied, “but speed and its counterpart—assumed efficiency—are not always desirable for deep thought.”
  • “It would be a shame if brilliant technology were to end up threatening the kind of intellect that produced it.”
  • Michael Walker on 10 Oct 12
     
    Deep Reading
Tami Brass

Music Notepad - 1 views

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music software tablet_school

shared by Tami Brass on 14 May 08 - Cached
  • Tami Brass on 14 May 08
     
    The Music Notepad is a system for entering common music notation based on 2D gestural input. The key feature of the system is the look-and-feel of the interface which approximates sketching music with paper and pencil. A probability-based interpreter integrates sequences of gestural input to perform the most common notation and editing operations. The paper presented at UIST '98 described the user's model of the system, the components of the high-level recognition system, and a discussion of the evolution of the system including user feedback.
Tami Brass

NoteLab - 0 views

java-notelab.sourceforge.net

mac pc software tablet_software

shared by Tami Brass on 14 May 08 - Cached
  • Tami Brass on 14 May 08
     
    The Music Notepad is a system for entering common music notation based on 2D gestural input. The key feature of the system is the look-and-feel of the interface which approximates sketching music with paper and pencil. A probability-based interpreter integrates sequences of gestural input to perform the most common notation and editing operations. The paper presented at UIST '98 described the user's model of the system, the components of the high-level recognition system, and a discussion of the evolution of the system including user feedback.
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