Designing the Digital
Book
Workshop
University of
Maryland, College Park
A.V. Williams Building, Room 3258 Directions/Map
May 30, 2002, 10am - 4pm
(registration will begin at 9am)
During the past decade, there has been a surge in the
popularity of the digital book. We invite librarians,
authors, illustrators, publishers, HCI researchers,
and other interested stakeholders to join us in discussing
user interface issues related to the digital book. Our
goal is to better understand the many questions that
surround the design and creation of digital books. What
advantages does the digital book have over the physical
book and vice versa? Should books that are "born
digital" be treated differently than those that
are scanned? How does the type of book or its anticipated
use influence the design (e.g., lengthy text book vs.
picture book)? What about the audience (e.g., children
vs. adults vs. elderly)? What role does display size
play? By answering these questions today, we can better
create digital books for tomorrow.
Organizers
Want to participate?
- Submit a position statement (max one page) to rose@cs.umd.edu
stating your interest and what you would present at
the workshop.
- When your participation is confirmed, register
using the Symposium and Open House registration
form. We hope you will also join us for the main
event, the Symposium and Open House May 31.
We plan to limit the number of participants to
20-30 so we will give first consideration to participants
who are actively involved in research or development in
this area.
Itinerary
| 10am |
Welcome
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| 10:15am |
Morning
Presentations
The
International Children's Digital Library
Juan-Pablo Hourcade, Ben Bederson, Allison Druin, Anne Rose,
Yoshifumi Takayama, Ann
Carlson Weeks
Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, University of
Maryland
TBA
Erica Olmsted
U.S. Bureau of the Census
Creating
a Web-based Version of the Pink Book
Susan Allison, Sanjay Koyani, Cari Wolfson
National Cancer Institute
Explore
Computer Programming Concept in Action
Irene Tseng
Gallaudet University
Illuminating
Books: The William Blake Archive
Matthew Kirschenbaum
University of Maryland
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| 12:30pm |
LUNCH
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| 1:30pm |
Afternoon
Presentations
Digital
Books for the Legal Profession
Peter
Wasilko
The Continuity Project
The
Future of eBooks
J.P. Behrens
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| 2:15pm |
Book
Reader Testing
11 e-book readers will be installed on
machines in our lab and available for
testing. Afterwards, we will
discuss what we liked, didn't like and design
goals for the future
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| 3-4pm |
Discussion
and Wrap Up NOTES
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Participants
- Susan Allison,
National Cancer Institute, allisosu@mail.nih.gov
- Ben Bederson,
University of Maryland/HCIL, bederson@cs.umd.edu
- J. P
Behrens, jpbehrens@netzero.com
- Aaron
Clamage, University of Maryland/HCIL,
aclamage@wam.umd.edu
- Allison
Druin, University of Maryland/HCIL, allisond@umiacs.umd.edu
- Matthew
Kirschenbaum, University of Maryland, mk235@umail.umd.edu
- Sanjay
Koyani, National Cancer Institute, koyanis@mail.nih.gov
- Joe Nguyen, joenguyen@mail.com
- Erica
Olmsted, U.S. Bureau of the Census, Erica.L.Olmstead@census.gov
- Dan Olsen,
Brigham Young University, olsen@cs.byu.edu
- Wendy Queen,
The Johns Hopkins University Press, wendy@chaos.press.jhu.edu
- Kara Reuter,
University of Maryland/CLIS, kreuter@wam.umd.edu
- Ramachandran
Suresh, NASA/Mayur Technologies, suresh@mayurtech.com
- Yoshifumi
Takayama, University of Maryland/HCIL & Toshiba,
Corp., takayama@cs.umd.edu
- Irene Tseng,
Gallaudet University, tsuihsia.tseng@gallaudet.edu
- Peter
Wasilko, The Continuity Project, futurist@cloud9.net
- Cari Wolfson,
National Cancer Institute, wolfsonc@mail.nih.gov
Related Papers
Hourcade, J., Bederson, B., Druin, A., Rose, A.,
Farber, A., Takayama, Y. (January 2002)
The
International Children’s Digital Library: Viewing
Digital Books Online
HCIL-2002-03 , CS-TR-4327 , UMIACS-TR-2002-09
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Modified June 10, 2002 11:25 AM
rose@cs.umd.edu
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