HT2010 Paper Presentation by Jacek Gwizdka
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This document summarizes research into how users navigate tagged document collections and explores interface designs to support continuity during navigation. A study was conducted with pairs of users performing tasks in interfaces with history tag clouds or a heat map visualization of tag relationships. Users expected some continuity between navigation steps but found pivot browsing disruptive. The heat map helped show relationships but was still difficult to understand. Future work should further simplify interfaces and better support continuous navigation through tagged document collections.
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- 1. Of Kings, Traffic Signs and Flowers: Exploring Navigation of Tagged Documents Jacek Gwizdka, Department of Library and Information Science CONTACT: www.jsg.tel
- 2. Process of Tagging http : //bit.ly/tagtrails
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- 7. User Interface with “History tag clouds” (Tag Trails) Supporting continuity in tag-space navigation by providing history information retrieval algorithms phylogeny History tag clouds
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