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USERSTORIES

• A user can import different media items from his local file system.
  • imported content ends up in a imported special collection that can not be deleted or renamed.
• A user can access his freshly imported content in the browser.
  • via the imported collection
• A user is able to search over linked data using simple keywords and to use the results to annotate the content.
  • access via context menu "Annotate with..."
  • opens pop up with text field
  • entering text triggers auto completion
  • also allows for removal
• A user can create collections and specify a name.
• A user can add content to a collection.
• A user can delete collections.
• A user can change the details of collections.
• A user can view the annotations of the displayed or selected media items.
• A user can remove content from a collection.
• A user can associate different versions in different formats with the same media item.
• A user can remove annotations from a media item.
• A user can view linked data resources within the context of the currently displayed collection of images.
• A user can use the context linked data for annotation.
• A user is able to group images by different criteria such as time, location, persons, content.
• A user might browse his content along different facets, including Person, Location, Event, Time, Collections, Tags, Content Type, Source.
• Imported content is not moved or touched in any form and remains accessible outside of the system (CONSTRAINT).
• A user can order images within a collection.
• A user can drop content on a map to geo-locate it.
• A user can put concepts into a clipboard for further annotation.
• A user can search for content using keywords and linked data.
• A user can display images on a timeline.
• A user can display images on a map.
• A user can explore his images using contextual information.
• A user can prune his search using additional searches.
• A user can view single images and the associated metadata.
• A user can add external data sources and browse, import, annotate them.