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Stephen M Watt Western University Teaching with Technology 21 May 2015 W estern University London Ontario Canada Teaching and Learning are Collaborations Collaborative Software Common Features ID: 311636

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Slide1

InkChat

Stephen M. WattWestern University

Teaching with Technology

21 May 2015, Western University, London Ontario, CanadaSlide2

Teaching and Learning are

CollaborationsSlide3

Collaborative SoftwareSlide4

Common Features

Slide showsWhiteboardingVoice chatVideo chatImage captureSlide5

Technical ContentSlide6

Technical Content

Missing:MathematicsDiagrams, graphsGeometric figuresTechnical knowledge baseDocument markupScientific software connections

(Maple, Mathematica, GeoGebra, R,…)Slide7

Technical Content

Isn’t a shared whiteboard, with the ability to save images enough????Slide8

Technical Content

No!Slide9

The Treachery of Images

(La trahison des images)Slide10
Slide11

Einstein’s Blackboard

Einstein to receive honorary doctorate at Oxford, May 1931.Lecture at Rhodes House.Board retrieved and preserved

by Edmund (“Ted”) Bowen.Nice to look at, but content is trapped.Slide12

Digital Ink

Location, time information, sometimes also pressure and angles. Capture online pen strokes, not images.Suitable forRecognition

algorithmsSemantic grouping AnnotationManipulation: search, transformation, archival.Problem: Multiple vendor-specific formats.Slide13
Slide14

Pen-Based Math

Input for CAS and document processing.2D editing.Computer-assisted collaboration.Slide15

Pen-Based Math

Different than natural language recognition:2-D layout is a combination of writing and drawing.Many similar few-stroke characters.Many alphabets, used idiosyncratically.Many symbols, each person uses a subset.

No fixed dictionary for disambiguation.Slide16

The ResearchSlide17

The SoftwareSlide18

Prior Generations

2002 Pocket PC:Slide19

Prior Generations

2002-2008 Tablet PC: Slide20

Prior Generations

2008-2013 Java Application: Slide21

InkChat

(Java Version)Skype and GTalk add-on to the Java application.Slide22

Problems

Requires installation:Big hassle for someone to use only once in a while or on all their machines.Limited portability:Users expect versions on Android, iOS, Windows,

Mac OSX, Linux, etc… Incompatible software basesFlakey, moving APIsNeed to support multiple devices.Nowadays a single user will want to work across many devices.Slide23

Solution

Use browser infrastructure.JavaScript is not a great language for large projects, but…..It is ubiquitous: Telephones, tablets, laptops, …Libraries for many UI elements

Our new recognition algorithms are fast enough Rapid development:Prototype developed in 3 months by 3 students.Slide24

Current Generation

Desktop

TelephoneSlide25

Simple Interface

with device-adapted menusSlide26

Ink ControlsSlide27

Collaboration:

Different Viewports from Different DevicesSlide28

Collaboration

Document Annotation

Pointers for DiscussionsSlide29

Embedding in Other EnvironmentsSlide30

Cloud Integration

Save or load files to cloud storageDropBoxGoogle KeepOthers possiblePrevious work to store user profiles

Save cloud of ground-truth labelled symbols(corrected/accepted)Future work to store user-defined brushesSlide31

Application Web SiteSlide32

Application Web

Site: Found ObjectsSlide33

Conclusions

Teaching technical subjects requires new tools.Drawing, mathematics and technical text is required.The treachery of images.Needed:

Math handwriting recognition.Easy geometry and diagrams.Even a little goes a long way….… there is a lot of opportunity for future development.Document mark up.

APIs to scientific software.Slide34

Bruce CharJoseph ChoiMichael Friesen

Oleg GolubitskyRui HuVadim MazalovShirley Miao

Maplesoft

MicrosoftMITACSNSERC

Thanks

Jeliasko

Polihronov

Maya Ramamurthy

Elena

Smirnova

Clare So

Stephen Solis

Coby Viner

James Wake

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