Annotation of documents is a complex and labour intensive task.
So far, research has focused on supporting the annotation of
documents in single media, e.g. texts or images. Much less
attention has been paid to the issue of annotating documents
across media, especially useful for web documents that usually
contain both text and images.
In this paper we describe AKTiveMedia, a tool which supports
human-centric annotation of documents across media. It offers a
number of features to support different types of annotations, from
ontology-based ones to free comments. We discuss what we
believe are the main requirements for annotating Web documents,
from support of annotator communities, to the reduction of the
annotation burden, to the support of document lifecycle and how
they have been implemented inside AKTiveMedia.
The tool has applications in annotation of web pages, personal
memories and knowledge management.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 Halaschek-Wiener2005Photostuff
%A Halaschek-Wiener, Christian
%A Golbeck, Jennifer
%A Schain, Andrew
%A Grove, Michael
%A Parsia, Bijan
%A Hendler, Jim
%B 4th International Semantic Web Conference - Poster Paper
%D 2005
%K annotation image kspace-book-annotation-tools manual phd thesis-kat tool
%T Photostuff - an image annotation tool for the semantic web
%X Annotation of documents is a complex and labour intensive task.
So far, research has focused on supporting the annotation of
documents in single media, e.g. texts or images. Much less
attention has been paid to the issue of annotating documents
across media, especially useful for web documents that usually
contain both text and images.
In this paper we describe AKTiveMedia, a tool which supports
human-centric annotation of documents across media. It offers a
number of features to support different types of annotations, from
ontology-based ones to free comments. We discuss what we
believe are the main requirements for annotating Web documents,
from support of annotator communities, to the reduction of the
annotation burden, to the support of document lifecycle and how
they have been implemented inside AKTiveMedia.
The tool has applications in annotation of web pages, personal
memories and knowledge management.
@inproceedings{Halaschek-Wiener2005Photostuff,
abstract = {Annotation of documents is a complex and labour intensive task.
So far, research has focused on supporting the annotation of
documents in single media, e.g. texts or images. Much less
attention has been paid to the issue of annotating documents
across media, especially useful for web documents that usually
contain both text and images.
In this paper we describe AKTiveMedia, a tool which supports
human-centric annotation of documents across media. It offers a
number of features to support different types of annotations, from
ontology-based ones to free comments. We discuss what we
believe are the main requirements for annotating Web documents,
from support of annotator communities, to the reduction of the
annotation burden, to the support of document lifecycle and how
they have been implemented inside AKTiveMedia.
The tool has applications in annotation of web pages, personal
memories and knowledge management.},
added-at = {2008-07-08T16:37:16.000+0200},
author = {Halaschek-Wiener, Christian and Golbeck, Jennifer and Schain, Andrew and Grove, Michael and Parsia, Bijan and Hendler, Jim},
biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2e1faf1b1f5e9430ff7db436994da4cd8/casi},
booktitle = {4th International Semantic Web Conference - Poster Paper},
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intrahash = {e1faf1b1f5e9430ff7db436994da4cd8},
keywords = {annotation image kspace-book-annotation-tools manual phd thesis-kat tool},
timestamp = {2009-07-13T11:39:15.000+0200},
title = {Photostuff - an image annotation tool for the semantic web},
year = 2005
}