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Understanding Visual, Integrated, and Flexible Workspace for Comprehensive Literature Reviews with SketchingRelatedWork

Published: 11 May 2024 Publication History

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Writing an academic paper requires significant time and effort to find, read, and organize many related papers, which are complex knowledge tasks. We present a novel interactive system that allows users to perform these tasks quickly and easily on the 2D canvas with pen and multitouch inputs, turning users’ sketches and handwriting into node-link diagrams of papers and citations that users can iteratively expand in situ toward constructing a coherent narrative when writing Related Work sections. Through a pilot study involving researchers experienced in publishing academic papers, we show that our system can serve as a visual, integrated, and flexible workspace for conducting comprehensive literature reviews.

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