A Goal-Oriented User Interface for Personalized Semantic Search


	Video		Overview of Creo, Miro and Adeo
	Screen Shots		Creo records interactions with a Web site
			Miro associates the context of a Web page with the user's high-level goals
			Adeo streamlines browsing the Web on mobile devices, allowing users to complete actions with a minimal amount of input and output


	Videos		Recording a simple procedure on the Web
			Recording a procedure on the Web with generalized input
			Debugging a recording
			Sharing a recording
			Dynamically generated contextual help
	Screen Shots		Creo's Player tab acts as a favorites list for actions
			Ready to start recording
			Recording the user's actions
			Recording complete
			Creo automatically generalizes the input to a recording
			Stepping through a recording
			Sharing a recording


	Videos		Activating recordings based on a Web page's context
			Semantic searches
			Weighted semantic searches
			Learning new knowledge from the user
			Learning new knowledge by reading the Web
	Screen Shots		Miro activates recordings based on the page's context
			Miro re-ranks semantic searches based on what the user is currently viewing
			Miro learns a new piece of knowledge from the user
			Miro learns a new piece of knowledge by reading the Web


	Videos		Invoking procedures on the Web from a mobile device
			Semantic searches on a mobile device
	Screen Shots		Adeo's client/server system architecture
			Adeo brings the functionality of Creo's Player tab to a mobile device
			Adeo brings the functionality of Miro's semantic search to a mobile device
			The user invokes a multi-step procedure with a single click
			Using Adeo to check the balance of a bank account


	Documentation		Masters Thesis (288 pages)
			CHI 06 Paper (10 pages)
			Appendix C: Source Code and Documentation for Creo, Miro and Adeo
	Source Code		Please contact us:
			Source code for Creo, Miro and Adeo is currently only available to Media Lab corporate sponsors. If you are a Media Lab corporate sponsor, and are interested in a copy of the source code, please email

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