Lifestreams: An Alternative to the Desktop Metaphor
S. Fertig, E. Freeman, and D. Gelernter. SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Conference Companion (CHI '96), page 410--411. New York, ACM Press, (1996)
Abstract
We contend that managing one's own electronic world can be a frustrating task for most computer users, requiring too many separate applications, too many file transfers and format translations, the invention of too many pointless names and the construction of organizational hierarchies that too quickly become obsolete. What is needed is a metaphor and system for organizing the electronic "bits of paper" we all so easily collect, whether we create them ourselves or they come to us in the form of ...
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%A Fertig, Scott
%A Freeman, Eric
%A Gelernter, David
%B SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Conference Companion (CHI '96)
%C New York
%D 1996
%I ACM Press
%K lifestream 1996
%P 410--411
%T Lifestreams: An Alternative to the Desktop Metaphor
%U http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/fertig96lifestreams.html
%X We contend that managing one's own electronic world can be a frustrating task for most computer users, requiring too many separate applications, too many file transfers and format translations, the invention of too many pointless names and the construction of organizational hierarchies that too quickly become obsolete. What is needed is a metaphor and system for organizing the electronic "bits of paper" we all so easily collect, whether we create them ourselves or they come to us in the form of ...
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