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Computationally-Enriched 'Piles' for Managing Digital Photo Collections

We explore and extend the metaphor of "piles" to include computationally-enriched piles, portable regions of automation in Dynapad, a multiscale workspace. We describe these collection-management tools and how their design was informed by observing people organizing collections of personal digital photographs

James D. Hollan | Daniel Bauer | Pierre Fastrez

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