@techreport{4127,
author       = {Falkovych, K. and Nack, F.-M. and van Ossenbruggen, J. R. and Rutledge, L.},
title        = {S{ampLe}: {Towards} {A} {Framework} {For} {System-{Supported}} {Multimedia} {Authoring}},
type         = {CWI Technical Report},
origin       = {other},
series       = {Information Systems [INS]},
pages        = {1 - 11},
year         = {2003},
number       = {INS-E0302},
publisher    = {CWI},
issn         = {1386-3681},
size         = {11p.},
group        = {INS2},
language     = {en},
abstract     = {Much current research on hypermedia generation accepts user input only at the start of an otherwise fully-automated
 process. However, since multimedia presentation creation is often a complex and creative process, it has multiple phases
 which would each benefit from human intervention. This paper presents a hypermedia generation model that lets the user influence
 all phases of this computer-assisted human-guided process. The main focus is on providing extra support for helping the
 user find relevant media items and combine them meaningfully into a rich and coherent multimedia presentation. Like fully-automated
 systems, our approach uses explicit knowledge about the presentation's topic domain, narrative structures, hypermedia presentation
 and distinctions between media modalities. This paper presents a motivating scenario that is used to derive a number of
 system requirements and to discuss the pros and cons of the presented approach.},
url          = {http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/4127/04127D.pdf},
}

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