Adobe / Music Consumption Technologies / ACM Press / YouTube / IOS Press / Mei / The Mixed Reality Laboratory / Defining Customer-Centered Systems / Microsoft / /
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Netherlands / Mexico / Japan / United States / /
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USD / / /
Facility
Garage Cinema / ¹The Mixed Reality Laboratory ²Microsoft Research Cambridge University of Nottingham / Rawlins Community College / /
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lightweight capture devices / video editing software / video technologies / by-product / heavyweight devices / design solutions / tangible resulting product / media transformation point / video tools / online repositories / embodied product / technology designers / lightweight technologies / chosen devices / software tools / real time / namely telecommunications / video capable devices / technology support / software package / Internet Sharing / editing tools / software support / video recording device / capture devices / capture device / poor technology / video devices / less directive systems / offered automating tools / video device / tangible products / video technology / tangible media / awkward device / heavyweight technologies / usable product / multifunction devices / younger age / lightweight capture technologies / /
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Microsoft Windows / /
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Rawlins Community College / Cambridge University / FX Palo Alto Lab / group of seven / /
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Ken Wood / Amy Walters / B. Brown / Hara Brown / Abigail Sellen / Carsten Rother / Richard Harper / /
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personal digital assistant / Automatic Video Editor / Premier / harper / Author / representative / prolific editor / /
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MovieMaker / Macs / /
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California / /
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MovieMaker / Communications of the ACM / /
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lightweight technologies / heavyweight technologies / personal digital assistant / microwave / mobile phones / digital video / digital camera / digital photography / cellular telephone / Media Technology / digital cameras / lightweight capture technologies / PDA / Bluetooth / /
CHI 2007 Proceedings • Capturing Life Experiences April 28-May 3, 2007 • San Jose, CA, USA Understanding Videowork David Kirk¹, Abigail Sellen², Richard Harper² and Ken Wood²