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Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program

Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program Artificial Intelligence Review 9: 85-89, 1995. © 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands. Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program JAMES C. SPOHRER Apple Computer, Inc., Advanced Technology Group, 1 Infinite Loop Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014; e-mail: spohrer@applelink.apple.com Key words: authoring tools, intelligent multimedia, tool building, extensible simulations, interpersonal simulations, end-user programming, learning architectures This site description reports on four projects that are part of Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program. Our charter is to empower people to build, extend, and maintain interactive multimedia software by lowering barriers to entry for non-programmers and improving the productivity of professional programmers. In addition, we partner with design teams to create software titles that illustrate the potential of intelligent multimedia applications, especially in the areas of education and training. INTERPERSONAL SIMULATIONS PROJECT (PUPPETEER) Arthur James and Enio Ohmaye Puppeteer is a tool designed to empower instructional designers and subject matter experts to build simulations of interactions with people. For example, second language learning simulations allow users to practice their language skills by interacting with native speakers. Puppeteer's interface uses a comic strip metaphor extended with multiple storylines and control annotations (see Figure 1). The grammar editor allows http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Artificial Intelligence Review Springer Journals

Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program

Spohrer, James
Artificial Intelligence Review , Volume 9 (3) – Dec 4, 2004
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Springer Journals
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Computer Science; Artificial Intelligence; Computer Science, general
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Artificial Intelligence Review 9: 85-89, 1995. © 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands. Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program JAMES C. SPOHRER Apple Computer, Inc., Advanced Technology Group, 1 Infinite Loop Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014; e-mail: spohrer@applelink.apple.com Key words: authoring tools, intelligent multimedia, tool building, extensible simulations, interpersonal simulations, end-user programming, learning architectures This site description reports on four projects that are part of Apple Computer's Authoring Tools & Titles R&D Program. Our charter is to empower people to build, extend, and maintain interactive multimedia software by lowering barriers to entry for non-programmers and improving the productivity of professional programmers. In addition, we partner with design teams to create software titles that illustrate the potential of intelligent multimedia applications, especially in the areas of education and training. INTERPERSONAL SIMULATIONS PROJECT (PUPPETEER) Arthur James and Enio Ohmaye Puppeteer is a tool designed to empower instructional designers and subject matter experts to build simulations of interactions with people. For example, second language learning simulations allow users to practice their language skills by interacting with native speakers. Puppeteer's interface uses a comic strip metaphor extended with multiple storylines and control annotations (see Figure 1). The grammar editor allows

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Published: Dec 4, 2004

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