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human factors in computing systems | 2005

MMM2: mobile media metadata for media sharing

Marc Davis; Nancy A. Van House; Jeffrey Towle; Simon P. King; Shane Ahern; Carrie Burgener; Dan Perkel; Megan Finn; Vijay Viswanathan; Matthew Rothenberg

Cameraphones are rapidly becoming a global platform for everyday digital imaging especially for networked sharing of media from mobile devices. However, their constrained user interfaces and the current network and application infrastructure encumber the basic tasks of transferring, finding, and sharing captured media. We have deployed a prototype context-aware cameraphone application for mobile media sharing (MMM2) that aims to overcome these difficulties. MMM2 leverages the point of capture and of sharing to gather metadata, and uses metadata to support sharing. Based on the early results of the first 6 weeks of a six-month trial involving 60 users, indications are that with MMM2 users are actively capturing and sharing photos. The ability to automatically upload photos from a cameraphone to a web-based photo management application and to automatically suggest sharing recipients at the time of capture based on Bluetooth-sensed co-presence and sharing frequency promise to reduce the current difficulty of mobile media sharing.


Trabalhos em Linguística Aplicada | 2010

Letramento do copiar e colar? práticas de letramento na produção de um perfil MySpace

Dan Perkel

. Em relacao aos adolescentes, muito do debate publico tem sepreocupado com questoes relativas a privacidade e seguranca. Contudo, neste artigo, meu interesse concentra-se na producao e uso dos perfis MySpace por parte dos adolescentes na comunicacao cotidiana.Palavras-chave: letramento do copiar e colar; letramento; perfil MySpace.ABSTRACT: Over the past several years, educators, the media, policy makers, law enforcement officials,advertisers, venture capitalists, academics, kids, teenagers, and parents–a large segment of Americansociety as a whole–have all turned their attention to a website called MySpace


creativity and cognition | 2009

Understanding the creative conversation: modeling to engagement

David A. Shamma; Dan Perkel; Kurt Luther

This workshop is aimed at describing the elusive creative process: addressing models and of creative practice, from art to craft, from dance to education. In particular, we wish to discuss creative models that are conversational: connect the creator and the consumer via the creative act or artifact. The goal is to foster creative collaboration across domains and address the practice and design of the creative act to bring new ideas for researchers and practitioners alike.


Archive | 2009

Living and Learning with New Media: Summary of Findings from the Digital Youth Project

Mizuko Ito; Heather A. Horst; Matteo Bittanti; Becky Herr-Stephenson; Patricia G. Lange; Laura Robinson; Sonja Baumer; Rachel Cody; Dilan Mahendran; Katynka Martínez; Dan Perkel; Christo Sims; Lisa Tripp


Archive | 2011

Digital Media and Technology in Afterschool Programs, Libraries, and Museums

Becky Herr-Stephenson; Diana Rhoten; Dan Perkel; Christo Sims


computer supported collaborative learning | 2007

Understanding classroom culture through a theory of dialogism: what happens when cheating and collaboration collide?

Sarita Yardi; Dan Perkel


Archive | 2008

Peer pedagogy in an interest-driven community: The practices and problems of online tutorials

Dan Perkel; Becky Herr-Stephenson


acm multimedia | 2005

Organum: individual presence through collaborative play

Greg Niemeyer; Dan Perkel; Ryan Shaw; Jane McGonigal


Archive | 2009

Navigating multi-disciplinary spaces

Rebecca Dean; Megan Finn; Lilly Irani; Silvia Lindtner; Lilly Uyen Nguyen; Sameer Patil; Dan Perkel; Christo Sims


School of Information | 2008

Unexpected Collaborations: Kids' Appropriation of GarageBand as a Group Creative Tool

Judd Antin; Dan Perkel; Christo Sims

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Christo Sims

University of California

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Becky Herr-Stephenson

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Megan Finn

University of California

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Greg Niemeyer

University of California

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Jane McGonigal

University of California

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Jeffrey Towle

University of California

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Kurt Luther

Georgia Institute of Technology

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