Graphical input interaction technique (GIIT)

ABSTRACT

The contents of this document are the result of intensive discussions among the workshop participants. The names listed by each section are the discussion leaders and principal editors. Without the dedicated enthusiam from all the participants, the ideas presented could not have been formulated.

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