Contextualized attention metadata

  • Schmitz H
  • Wolpers M
  • Kirschenmann U
  • et al.
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Abstract

We describe and motivate the use of a schema for contextualized attention metadata (CAM) and a framework for capturing and exploiting such data. CAM are data about computer- related activities and the foci of attention of computer users. As such, they are a prerequisite for the personalization of both information and task environments. We outline the possibilities of utilizing CAM, with a focus on technology enhanced learning (TLE) scenarios, presenting the MACE system for architecture education as a CAM test bed.

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Schmitz, H.-C., Wolpers, M., Kirschenmann, U., & Niemann, K. (2011). Contextualized attention metadata. In Human Attention in Digital Environments (pp. 186–209). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511974519.008

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