July-September 2008 Collaborative
Tagging of Multimedia
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Guest
Editors' Introduction: Collaborative Tagging of
Multimedia
Scott Golder (Hewlett-Packard) and Jelena Tesic
(IBM T.J. Watson Research Center)
As the volume of content collectively produced
and consumed by users has expanded significantly in the past few years,
tagging has emerged as a popular way to annotate and organize that content
collectively. Using tags—user-selected, descriptive keywords—to
label content gives users the ability to organize content in ways that are
useful to themselves as well as to others.
Zonetag's
Collaborative Tag Suggestions: What is This Person Doing in My
Phone?
Mor Naaman and Rahul Nair (Yahoo!)
The ZoneTag camera phone application allows users to capture, annotate, and
share photos directly from their phone.
Special
Section Introduction: Educational Multimedia
Gerald Friedland (International Computer Science Institute), Wolfgang Hurst
(Utrecht University), Lars Knipping (Berlin University of Technology)
Making education more engaging, more enjoyable, and, in the end, more effective
through the use of multimedia technology has been the goal of many researchers
during the past few years. Encouraging results have been achieved so far, and
now is the perfect time to address and refocus on this application area.
Finally there's a place
for the multimedia community to interact and develop ideas in a
multimedia format. Check
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