XLibris: the active reading machine
XLibris: the active reading machine
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XLibris：主动阅读机
DOI：
10.1145/286498.286510
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发表时间：
1998
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通讯作者：
G. Golovchinsky
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作者：
Morgan N. Price;Bill N. Schilit;G. Golovchinsky
积极阅读[1]是阅读与批判性思维和学习的结合，不仅涉及阅读本身，还涉及下划线，突出显示和评论。我们已经建立了XLibris“主动阅读机器”，以探索计算可以增强主动阅读过程的前提。XLibris使用高分辨率的手写板显示器沿着，以及类似纸张的用户界面，以模拟在纸上阅读文档的物理体验：读者可以将页面的扫描图像放在膝盖上，并用数字墨水在上面进行标记。XLibris监控阅读时所做的自由形式的墨水注释，并使用这些注释来组织和搜索信息。读者可以在“读者笔记本”中查看、分类和过滤他们注释文本的剪报。最后，XLibris搜索与注释文本相关的材料，并在空白处不显眼地显示链接。XLibris证明了计算机可以帮助活跃的读者组织和查找信息，同时保留了纸质阅读的许多优点。
Active reading [1] is the combination of reading with critical thinking and learning, and involves not just reading per se, but also underlining, highlighting and commenting. We have built the XLibris “Active Reading Machine” to explore the premise that computation can enhance the active reading process. XLibris uses a high-resolution pen tablet display along with a paper-like user interface to emulate the physical experience of reading a document on paper: the reader can hold a scanned image of a page in his lap and mark on it with digital ink. XLibris monitors freeform ink annotations made while reading, and uses these to organize and to search for information. Readers can review, sort and filter clippings of their annotated text in a “Reader's Notebook.” Finally, XLibris searches for material related to the annotated text, and displays links unobtrusively in the margin. XLibris demonstrates that computers can help active readers organize and find information while retaining many of the advantages of reading on paper.