Physically embodied video snippets supporting collaborative exploration of video material during design sessions
Proceedings of the second Nordic conference on Human-computer interaction, 2002•dl.acm.org
In this paper we explore the idea of using physically embodied video snippets as an
alternative to today's means for control of video playback during collaborative design
oriented meetings. We aim to make video snippets a more integral part of the shared
resources and opportunities for action already present at brainstorm like meetings. We
present our VideoTable and VideoCards. The VideoTable is an augmented meeting table.
The VideoCards are paper card representations of video snippets embedding means for …
alternative to today's means for control of video playback during collaborative design
oriented meetings. We aim to make video snippets a more integral part of the shared
resources and opportunities for action already present at brainstorm like meetings. We
present our VideoTable and VideoCards. The VideoTable is an augmented meeting table.
The VideoCards are paper card representations of video snippets embedding means for …
In this paper we explore the idea of using physically embodied video snippets as an alternative to today's means for control of video playback during collaborative design oriented meetings. We aim to make video snippets a more integral part of the shared resources and opportunities for action already present at brainstorm like meetings. We present our VideoTable and VideoCards. The VideoTable is an augmented meeting table. The VideoCards are paper card representations of video snippets embedding means for control of video playback. Our implementation is based on modified passive Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags. Preliminary observations of use indicate that our VideoTable and VideoCards enable the seamless mix of video snippets with other physical design artifacts we are aiming for.