Timothy Miles-Board
Wendy Hall
ABSTRACT
Many Semantic Web applications address the needs of human readers of the Web (e.g. searching, annotating), but these technologies can also address the needs of human writers of the Web. The WiCK project has explored the application of knowledge bases and services to the Office desktop, in order to assist document production, culminating in the WiCKOffice environment. This aim of this demonstration is to showcase the most recent offshoot of the WiCKOffice development, WiCKLite: a lightweight component for connecting knowledge services to document templates in order to deliver targeted assistance to end users.
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Digital Library
- Leslie Carr, Timothy Miles-Board, Arouna Woukeu, Gary Wills, and Wendy Hall. The case for explicit knowledge in documents. In Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Document Engineering (DocEng2004), Milwaukee, WI, USA, pages 90--98, 2004. Google ScholarDigital Library
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Index Terms
- Bringing the semantic web to the office desktop
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