The ’Annotations’ tab holds the Synmarks and Discussions (the top layer of threads). Like the transcript, the
Synmarks are synchronised for every time frame (slide) of the lecture. The Synmark’s appearance has been made
visibly obvious to show that a Synmark is ’clickable’ for the user to be redirected to the comments page for that
Synmark. The page is where a user can view a list of their own Synmarks that they have started in the first tab, and
their own comments in the other tab. Every Synmark and Comment in the list is ‘selectable,’ and directs the user to
the presentation page that the content is related to and the Synmark within that presentation. A very similar design
is used for Subscriptions and the users Notifications pages If the user has any notifications, these are highlighted
to the user in the sliding menu, with the number of notifications is in brackets in the menu.
Users can make two levels of annotations to a presentation, similar to the way an online forum works. At the
top level are “discussions”, which are associated with part of a presentation. These are considered to be equivalent
to Synmarks, which are comments on the presentation made in Synote. A start time and optional end time are
stored with the discussion as well as an author ID. Comments are the second level of annotations, and can be
posted in relation to either existing discussions or Synmarks. Users can subscribe to presentations, Synmarks and
discussions to receive notifications when other users comment. Users are notified when either a discussion is
posted to a presentation they are subscribed to or a comment is posted to a discussion/Synmark they are subscribed
to.
The ’Annotations’ tab holds the Synmarks and Discussions (the top layer of threads). Like the transcript, the
Synmarks are synchronised for every time frame (slide) of the lecture. The Synmark’s appearance has been made
visibly obvious to show that a Synmark is ’clickable’ for the user to be redirected to the comments page for that
Synmark. The page is where a user can view a list of their own Synmarks that they have started in the first tab, and
their own comments in the other tab. Every Synmark and Comment in the list is ‘selectable,’ and directs the user to
the presentation page that the content is related to and the Synmark within that presentation. A very similar design
is used for Subscriptions and the users Notifications pages If the user has any notifications, these are highlighted
to the user in the sliding menu, with the number of notifications is in brackets in the menu.
Users can make two levels of annotations to a presentation, similar to the way an online forum works. At the
top level are “discussions”, which are associated with part of a presentation. These are considered to be equivalent
to Synmarks, which are comments on the presentation made in Synote. A start time and optional end time are
stored with the discussion as well as an author ID. Comments are the second level of annotations, and can be
posted in relation to either existing discussions or Synmarks. Users can subscribe to presentations, Synmarks and
discussions to receive notifications when other users comment. Users are notified when either a discussion is
posted to a presentation they are subscribed to or a comment is posted to a discussion/Synmark they are subscribed
to.
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