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Available Resources2024-03-29T09:22:55ZMultimedia Software Engineering Methodology A Systematic Discipline for Developing Integrated Multimedia and Software Products
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Multimedia Software Engineering Methodology A Systematic Discipline for Developing Integrated Multimedia and Software Products
Al-Jabari, Mohanad; Tamimi, Tariq; Ramadan, Abdul-Aziz
There are strong demands for integrating various digital multimedia products such as 2D and 3D images, models, and animations in the development of software applications. Many software engineering methodologies provide a structured discipline that explicitly specifies how to develop software applications in details. However, there is a lack of a methodology like software engineering methodologies that explicitly specifies how to develop multimedia products as well as how to integrate them with existing software engineering methodologies. This research proposes a multimedia software engineering methodology. Our methodology exploits the engineering discipline of the current software engineering methodologies and integrates the phases of multimedia production with them. This methodology might be considered as a generic process for multimedia products development which provides a guideline for undergraduate students on how to develop their own graduation projects. Moreover, specialists can adapt and use it according to their business needs.
2019-02-27T00:00:00ZContext-aware interaction approach to handle users local contexts in web 2.0
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Context-aware interaction approach to handle users local contexts in web 2.0
Al-Jabari, Mohanad; Mrissa, Michael; Thiran, Philippe
Users sharing and authoring of Web contents via different Web sites is the main idea of the Web 2.0. However, Web users belong to different communities and follow their own semantics (referred to as local contexts) to represent and interpret Web contents. Therefore, they encounter discrepancies when they have to interpret Web contents authored by different persons. This paper proposes a context-aware interaction approach that helps Web authors annotate Web contents with their local context information, so that it becomes possible for Web browsers to personalize these contents according to different users’ local contexts.
2010-07-05T00:00:00ZHandling users local contexts in web 2.0: Use cases and challenges
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Handling users local contexts in web 2.0: Use cases and challenges
Al-Jabari, Mohanad; Mrissa, Michael; Thiran, Philippe
Creating, updating, and aggregating Web contents from different Web users and sites form the heart idea of Web 2.0. However, Web users originate from different communities, and follow their own semantics (referred to as local contexts in this paper) to represent and interpret Web contents. Therefore, several discrepancies could rise up between the semantics of Web authors and readers. In this paper, we present several Web 2.0 use cases, and illustrate the possible challenges and trends to handle the local contexts of Web users in these use cases.
2009-06-22T00:00:00ZTowards web usability: Providing web contents according to the readers contexts
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Towards web usability: Providing web contents according to the readers contexts
Al-Jabari, Mohanad; Mrissa, Michael; Thiran, Philippe
Web usability has been considered as a key issue to the success of the Web. However, Web readers typically face difficulties since Web pages are presented according to the local contexts of Web authors. Web authors and readers follow their own local contexts to represent and interpret Web contents as they originate from different communities. Hence, there is a need to transform Web contents created according to the authors’ contexts into the different contexts of their readers.
In this paper, we aim at presenting a solution that provides Web contents according to the reader’s context. Our solution is based on an explicit representation of the authors’ and readers’ local contexts. We rely on RDFa to annotate contents with the author’s context and we provide an adaptation process on the client-side that generates contextualized Web contents according to the readers’ contexts. We validate our approach through a Firefox extension.
2006-06-22T00:00:00Z