PaperPoint: A Paper-Based Presentation and Interactive Paper Prototyping Tool
Recent developments in digital pen and paper solutions enable, not only the digital capture of handwriting, but also paper to be used as an interactive medium that links to digital information and services. We present a tool that builds on technologies for interactive paper to enable PowerPoint presentations to be controlled from printed slide handouts. Furthermore, slides can be easily annotated during presentations by simply drawing on the printed version of the slide. As well as discussing the advantages of such a paper-based interface and initial findings on its use, we describe how we were also able to exploit it to provide a general prototyping tool for interactive paper applications.
Publication Reference
Signer, B. and Norrie, M.C.: "PaperPoint: A Paper-Based Presentation and Interactive Paper Prototyping Tool", Proceedings of the First International Conference on Tangible and Embedded Interaction (TEI 2007), Baton Rouge, USA, February 2007
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Related Research Topic(s)
- Presentation Tools
- Cross-Media Information Spaces and Architectures (CISA)
- Interactive Paper and Augmented Reality
- Mobile Applications
- E-learning
Related Research Project(s)
- iPaper - Interactive Paper Framework for Paper-Digital Integration
- PaperPoint - A Paper-based Presentation Tool