Paper Info
Title
The universal labeler: Plan the project and let your information follow
Abstract
The Universal Labeler (UL) supports a single, unified scheme of "labeling" which can be used to organize various kinds of information including electronic documents, email messages and web references. The UL takes a project-centered approach to personal information management (PIM): 1. People often keep information to get things done - to complete projects ("finish a course", "re-model a house", etc.). 2. Project-planning involves problem-solving: A person's conceptualization of a project can often be characterized as a hierarchy of subproject/tasks. 3. Project structure, if made explicit, can aid not only in planning but also in the organization of related information. Projects, subprojects and tasks are represented by "labels" in the UL. Useful properties and behaviors can be associated with these labels - "remind me by" or due dates, for example. The UL is a step towards the integration of information regardless of its form (e-document, paper, web page) and towards the integration of information management with the management of tasks and projects.
Year
DOI
Venue
2005
10.1002/meet.14504201185
ASIST
Keywords
Field
DocType
terminology,information management,project planning,web pages,personal information management,personal information
World Wide Web,Information management,Personal information management,Information retrieval,Web page,Terminology,Computer science,Conceptualization,Personally identifiable information,Hierarchy,Technical report
Conference
Volume
Issue
Citations 
42
1
28
PageRank 
References 
Authors
1.62
37
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
William Jones144353.61
Charles F. Munat2482.38
Harry Bruce362468.20
Austin Foxley4482.72