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Direct Annotation: A DragandDrop Strategy for Labeling Photos Ben Spearman, Hyung King Dept. of Computer Science, HumanComputer Interaction Laboratory, Institute for Advanced Computer Studies & Institute

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1. First, start by accessing the document or webpage that you want to annotate.
2. Identify the specific section or information that you want to annotate. This could be a paragraph, sentence, or even just a single word.
3. Make sure you understand the purpose of the annotation. Are you providing additional context, explaining a concept, or offering criticism or analysis?
4. Once you have identified the section and understood the purpose, take a moment to think about what you want to say in your annotation. Consider using concise and clear language to convey your message effectively.
5. Begin the annotation by directly referencing the identified section. This could be done by highlighting, underlining, or using quotation marks around the text.
6. Write your annotation in a separate area, either in the margins of a physical document or in a designated annotation box in a digital format.
7. When writing the annotation, be specific and provide relevant information. This could include definitions, explanations, examples, or personal insights.
8. Remember to be concise and avoid unnecessary elaboration. The annotation should be clear and to the point.
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10. Finally, proofread your annotation for any errors or inconsistencies. Make sure it is well-written and aligned with your intended message.

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What is direct annotation?

Direct annotation is the process of adding additional information or notes directly onto a document or file.

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