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Emerging Requirements for Multi-Modal Annotation and Analysis Tools

May 2001

Tony Bigbee, The MITRE Corporation
Dan Loehr, The MITRE Corporation
Lisa Harper, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

We review existing capabilities of multi-modal annotation and analysis tools by presenting a survey of seven representative tools, and providing a sample annotation using one system. We discuss emerging requirements including handling electronic ink, eye-gaze tracking, and other time-based considerations. We briefly review aspects of empirically evaluating tool effectiveness and suggest that multimodal interfaces in future analytical tools may be desirable. We conclude by providing a tentative list of desired features for next-generation tools.

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