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592 papers:

HT-2015-Goranson: Opportunistic Layered Hypernarrative (HTG), pp. 267–272.
HT-2014-ChoiAL #authoring #modelling: Spatial hypertext modeling for dynamic contents authoring system based on transclusion (JRC, SA, SBL), pp. 303–304.
HT-2014-Montes-GarciaBFP #adaptation #css #domain-specific language: A DSL based on CSS for hypertext adaptation (AMG, PDB, GHLF, MP), pp. 313–315.
HT-2013-Kolb #adaptation: Adaptive hypertext narrative as city planning (DK), pp. 184–188.
HT-2013-MillardHJW #towards: Canyons, deltas and plains: towards a unified sculptural model of location-based hypertext (DEM, CH, MOJ, MJW), pp. 109–118.
DUXU-PMT-2013-OgaickC: Hypertext in Mutation: The Mapping of a Mythos (TO, WC), pp. 125–133.
DUXU-PMT-2013-YuleB: Of Hoverboards and Hypertext (DY, JB), pp. 162–170.
HCI-UC-2013-Brouwers #comparison #navigation #physics: Search Strategies in Hypermedia Navigation and Spatial Abilities: A Comparison with Physical Navigation (AB), pp. 136–145.
DocEng-2012-NetoPS: TAL processor for hypermedia applications (CdSSN, HFP, LFGS), pp. 69–78.
DocEng-2012-SoaresNS #architecture #behaviour #constraints: Architecture for hypermedia dynamic applications with content and behavior constraints (LFGS, CdSSN, JGS), pp. 217–226.
HT-2012-Francisco-RevillaF #adaptation: Adaptive spatial hypermedia in computational journalism (LFR, ÁF), pp. 313–314.
HT-2012-LevacherLW #adaptation #named #reuse #using: Slicepedia: providing customized reuse of open-web resources for adaptive hypermedia (KL, SL, VW), pp. 23–32.
HT-2012-MitchellM: The paradox of rereading in hypertext fiction (AM, KM), pp. 103–112.
HT-2012-OKeeffeOCLW #adaptation #corpus #modelling #semantics #web: Linked open corpus models, leveraging the semantic web for adaptive hypermedia (IO, AO, PC, SL, VW), pp. 321–322.
DocEng-2011-DamascenoSM #authoring #editing #interactive #named #visual notation: EDITEC: hypermedia composite template graphical editor for interactive tv authoring (JRD, JAFdS, DCMS), pp. 77–80.
HT-2011-Bernstein: Can we talk about spatial hypertext (MB), pp. 103–112.
HT-2011-Hall #evolution #linked data #open data #web: From hypertext to linked data: the ever evolving web (WH), pp. 3–4.
HT-2011-PetersenW: Hypertext structures for investigative teams (RRP, UKW), pp. 123–132.
HT-2011-Pisarski #towards: New plots for hypertext?: towards poetics of a hypertext node (MP), pp. 313–318.
HT-2011-Rowberry #question: Vladimir Nabokov’s pale fire: the lost “father of all hypertext demos”? (SR), pp. 319–324.
HT-2011-SmitsB #adaptation #named: GALE: a highly extensible adaptive hypermedia engine (DS, PDB), pp. 63–72.
HT-2011-SolisA #experience #using #wiki: An experience using a spatial hypertext Wiki (CS, NA), pp. 133–142.
SAC-2011-LimaSM #aspect-oriented #authoring #design #non-functional #tool support: Considering non-functional aspects in the design of hypermedia authoring tools (BSL, LFGS, MFM), pp. 1259–1266.
HT-2010-ChignellBST: Evaluating hypertext: the quantitative-qualitative quandary (MHC, PB, SS, EGT), pp. 211–212.
HT-2010-FossC #adaptation #authoring #generative #tool support #using: The next generation authoring adaptive hypermedia: using and evaluating the MOT3.0 and PEAL tools (JGKF, AIC), pp. 83–92.
HT-2010-GhoshJD #named #physics: Brickstreams: physical hypermedia driven customer insight (RG, JJ, MD), pp. 283–284.
HT-2010-GouldingBA #comprehension: Hyperorders and transclusion: understanding dimensional hypertext (JG, TJB, HA), pp. 201–210.
HT-2010-Greif #social: The social life of hypertext (IG), p. 317.
HT-2010-HsiehPJNS #generative: Assisting two-way mapping generation in hypermedia workspace (HwH, KP, AJ, GN, FMSI), pp. 99–108.
HT-2010-KimS #visualisation: Interpretation and visualization of user history in a spatial hypertext system (DK, FMSI), pp. 255–264.
HT-2010-KnutovBP #adaptation: Provenance meets adaptive hypermedia (EK, PDB, MP), pp. 93–98.
HT-2010-LunnBMMNT #roadmap: Past visions of hypertext and their influence on us today (DL, MB, CM, JNM, JMN, FWT), p. 315.
HT-2010-MatiasC #named #web: Emberlight: share and publish spatial hypertext to the web (JNM, FC), pp. 311–312.
HT-2010-PaekHS #learning: Spatial contiguity and implicit learning in hypertext (SP, DH, AS), pp. 291–292.
HT-2010-RamosB #adaptation #navigation: The influence of adaptation on hypertext structures and navigation (VFCR, PDB), pp. 77–82.
HT-2010-WolffMZ #approach #feedback #summary #visual notation: Visual summaries of data: a spatial hypertext approach to user feedback (AW, PM, ZZ), pp. 287–288.
SIGITE-2010-MulwaLSSW #adaptation #education #learning #overview #perspective: Adaptive educational hypermedia systems in technology enhanced learning: a literature review (CM, SL, MS, IAS, VW), pp. 73–84.
SAC-2010-SantosM #composition #documentation #reuse #semantics: XTemplate 3.0: adding semantics to hypermedia compositions and providing document structure reuse (JAFdS, DCMS), pp. 1892–1897.
DocEng-2009-SoaresMS #declarative #imperative: Relating declarative hypermedia objects and imperative objects through the NCL glue language (LFGS, MFM, FS), pp. 222–230.
HT-2009-AlAghaB #approach #learning #towards: Towards a constructivist approach to learning from hypertext (IA, LB), pp. 51–56.
HT-2009-Bernstein #on the: On hypertext narrative (MB), pp. 5–14.
HT-2009-BraP #adaptation #framework: Dynamic and adaptive hypertext: generic frameworks, approaches and techniques (PDB, MP), pp. 387–388.
HT-2009-HaouachVG #3d #artificial reality #image: A 3D hypermedia with biomedical stereoscopic images: from creation to exploration in virtual reality (MH, GV, CG), pp. 337–338.
HT-2009-JankowskiIMD #3d #named: 2LIPGarden: 3D hypermedia for everyone (JJ, II, BM, SD), pp. 129–134.
HT-2009-MatiasW: Comparing spatial hypertext collections (JNM, DPW), pp. 45–50.
HT-2009-MitchellM #authoring #design #multi #tool support: Designing hypertext tools to facilitate authoring multiple points-of-view stories (AM, KM), pp. 309–316.
HT-2009-MontagnuoloFM #named: HMNews: an integrated system for searching and browsing hypermedia news content (MM, MF, AM), pp. 83–88.
HT-2009-Reyes-Garcia: Hypermedia as media (ERG), pp. 383–384.
HT-2009-SteichenLOW #corpus #generative #reuse: Dynamic hypertext generation for reusing open corpus content (BS, SL, AO, VW), pp. 119–128.
HT-2009-StyliarasC #named #towards #web: HyperSea: towards a spatial hypertext environment for web 2.0 content (GDS, SPC), pp. 35–44.
HT-2009-ToppanoR #analysis #design: Semiotic design and analysis of hypermedia (ET, VR), pp. 367–368.
HCI-VAD-2009-FicarraC #motivation: Attention and Motivation in Hypermedia Systems (FVCF, MCF), pp. 78–87.
HCI-VAD-2009-MampadiCG #adaptation #information management #learning #using: The Effects of Prior Knowledge on the Use of Adaptive Hypermedia Learning Systems (FM, SYC, GG), pp. 156–165.
IDGD-2009-BoseS #using: The Use of Hypertext as a Vocabulary Acquisition Strategy for English as Second Language Learners (DB, DS), pp. 147–155.
HT-2008-BolchiniGP #development #tool support: Investigating success factors for hypermedia development tools (DB, FG, PP), pp. 187–192.
HT-2008-BravoVO #adaptation #evaluation #named: Asquare: a powerful evaluation tool for adaptive hypermedia course system (JB, CVS, AO), pp. 219–220.
HT-2008-Diniz #education #using: Efl and hypertext: using webquests to maximize english teaching (MGD), pp. 223–224.
HT-2008-PourabdollahAB #approach #rdf #xml: Are we talking about the same structure?: a unified approach to hypertext links, xml, rdf and zigzag (AP, HA, TJB), pp. 241–242.
HT-2008-Rubart #design pattern: Hypermedia design patterns (JR), pp. 243–244.
ECIR-2008-JonesL #feedback #topic: Focused Browsing: Providing Topical Feedback for Link Selection in Hypertext Browsing (GJFJ, QL), pp. 700–704.
SIGIR-2008-AvrachenkovDNPS #clustering #documentation #rank: Pagerank based clustering of hypertext document collections (KA, VD, DN, SKP, ES), pp. 873–874.
SIGIR-2008-LehtonenD #documentation: XML-aided phrase indexing for hypertext documents (ML, AD), pp. 843–844.
HT-2007-ChinC #identification #social #using: Identifying subcommunities using cohesive subgroups in social hypertext (AC, MHC), pp. 175–178.
HT-2007-Hall: Back to the future with hypertext: a tale of two or three conferences (WH), pp. 179–180.
HT-2007-NelsonSM: Back to the future: hypertext the way it used to be (THN, RAS, MM), pp. 227–228.
HT-2007-Wagner: Hypertext applications (FW0), pp. 159–160.
HT-2007-WillsACCGHMWW #agile #design: An agile hypertext design methodology (GBW, NA, RC, RMC, LG, YMH, DEM, SCW, RJW), pp. 181–184.
HT-2007-ZhouGTB #automation #generative #modelling #named: LLAMA: automatic hypertext generation utilizing language models (DZ, JG, MT, TJB), pp. 77–80.
JCDL-2007-HuggettL #case study #user study: Static reformulation: a user study of static hypertext for query-based reformulation (MH, JL), pp. 319–328.
HIMI-MTT-2007-Ficarra07a: Aporia in the Maps of the Hypermedia Systems (FVCF), pp. 21–30.
HIMI-MTT-2007-Gao #empirical: Does Information Content Influence Perceived Informativeness? An Experiment in the Hypermedia (YG), pp. 40–44.
DocEng-2006-CostaMRS #documentation #editing: Live editing of hypermedia documents (RMdRC, MFM, RFR, LFGS), pp. 165–172.
HT-2006-AndersonHB #query: Templates and queries in contextual hypermedia (KMA, FAH, NOB), pp. 99–110.
HT-2006-Bucur #named: HyWrite: writing in hypermedia eLearning environments (JB), pp. 45–48.
HT-2006-ChinC #community #social: A social hypertext model for finding community in blogs (AC, MHC), pp. 11–22.
HT-2006-Gronbaek #interactive #physics #social #ubiquitous: Ubiquitous hypermedia and social interaction in physical environments (KG), pp. 119–120.
HT-2006-MillardR #question #web: Web 2.0: hypertext by any other name? (DEM, MR), pp. 27–30.
HT-2006-Ruddle #navigation #string #using: Using string-matching to analyze hypertext navigation (RAR), pp. 49–52.
HT-2006-WangR #authoring #comprehension #framework #social: A cognitive and social framework for shared understanding in cooperative hypermedia authoring (WW, JR), pp. 53–56.
CIKM-2006-ShakeryZ #probability #retrieval: A probabilistic relevance propagation model for hypertext retrieval (AS, CZ), pp. 550–558.
SAC-2006-CaceresCVM #information management #model transformation #modelling #web: Model transformations for hypertext modeling on web information systems (PC, VdC, JMV, EM), pp. 1232–1239.
SAC-2006-SansL #inheritance #navigation: Navigating with inheritance in hypermedia presentations (VS, DL), pp. 1385–1392.
DocEng-2005-KerneKSM #clustering #generative #semantics: Generative semantic clustering in spatial hypertext (AK, EK, VS, JMM), pp. 84–93.
ECDL-2005-SalampasisT #distributed #library #performance: The Effect of Collection Fusion Strategies on Information Seeking Performance in Distributed Hypermedia Digital Libraries (MS, JT), pp. 57–68.
HT-2005-CristeaASC #adaptation #evaluation: Evaluation of adaptive hypermedia systems’ conversion (AIC, HA, CDS, PC), pp. 129–131.
HT-2005-DavisMP: Analyzing history in hypermedia collections (PD, AM, SP), pp. 171–173.
HT-2005-DmitrievLS #documentation #logic: As we may perceive: inferring logical documents from hypertext (PD, CL, BS), pp. 66–74.
HT-2005-Francisco-RevillaS #ambiguity #parsing: Parsing and interpreting ambiguous structures in spatial hypermedia (LFR, FMSI), pp. 107–116.
HT-2005-GagliardiP #information retrieval: Audio information retrieval in HyperMedia environment (IG, PP), pp. 248–250.
HT-2005-GarzottoM #case study #enterprise #framework #towards: Towards enterprise frameworks for networked hypermedia: a case-study in cultural tourism (FG, LM), pp. 257–266.
HT-2005-HansenCB: RSS as a distribution medium for geo-spatial hypermedia (FAH, BGC, NOB), pp. 254–256.
HT-2005-Hauber #navigation #towards: Towards a hypertext navigation language (RH), pp. 280–281.
HT-2005-Hunter: Technical hypertext accessibility: information structures and rhetorical framing (LH), pp. 282–283.
HT-2005-KristoficB #adaptation #education #information management: Improving adaptation in web-based educational hypermedia by means of knowledge discovery (AK, MB), pp. 184–192.
HT-2005-Matias #3d #case study: Philadelphia fullerine: a case study in three-dimensional hypermedia (JNM), pp. 7–14.
HT-2005-MillardR #3d #physics: The 3D sonification of links in physical hypermedia environments (DEM, MR), pp. 251–253.
HT-2005-Moulthrop #problem #what: What the geeks know: hypertext and the problem of literacy (SM), pp. 227–231.
HT-2005-PandisKT #semantics: Semantically annotated hypermedia services (IP, NK, TT), pp. 245–247.
HT-2005-RampBB #adaptation: High-level translation of adaptive hypermedia applications (ER, PDB, PB), pp. 126–128.
HT-2005-RivaZ #paradigm: Extending the text: digital editions and the hypertextual paradigm (MR, VZ), pp. 205–207.
HT-2005-Walker: Feral hypertext: when hypertext literature escapes control (JW), pp. 46–53.
HT-2005-Wiil #information management: Hypermedia technology for knowledge workers: a vision of the future (UKW), pp. 4–6.
HT-2005-YamamotoNNAM #authoring #what: What is the space for?: the role of space in authoring hypertext representations (YY, KN, YN, MA, RM), pp. 117–125.
CAiSE-2005-GordilloRS #modelling #physics: Separation of Structural Concerns in Physical Hypermedia Models (SEG, GR, DS), pp. 446–459.
DocEng-2004-Francisco-RevillaS #adaptation: Instructional information in adaptive spatial hypertext (LFR, FMSI), pp. 124–133.
DocEng-2004-ZhangBMO #documentation: Supporting virtual documents in just-in-time hypermedia systems (LZ, MPB, DEM, VO), pp. 35–44.
HT-2004-BuchananBTJ #library: Integrating information seeking and structuring: exploring the role of spatial hypertext in a digital library (GB, AB, HWT, MJ), pp. 225–234.
HT-2004-DaveBKFFS: Dynamically growing hypertext collections (PD, PLBI, UK, LFR, RF, FMSI), pp. 171–180.
HT-2004-Francisco-RevillaS #named: WARP: a web-based dynamic spatial hypertext (LFR, FMSI), pp. 235–236.
HT-2004-Francisco-RevillaS04a #adaptation #multi: Managing conflict in multi-model adaptive hypertext (LFR, FMSI), pp. 237–238.
HT-2004-Gibson: The site browser: catalyzing improvements in hypertext organization (DG), pp. 68–76.
HT-2004-HarperYGS #evaluation #how: How much is too much in a hypertext link?: investigating context and preview — a formative evaluation (SH, YY, CAG, RS), pp. 116–125.
HT-2004-KaradkarFUPNGCP: Display-agnostic hypermedia (UK, RF, SU, YP, JCN, VG, TC, YP), pp. 58–67.
HT-2004-KhandelwalKM #generative: Manipulating history in generative hypermedia (MK, AK, JMM), pp. 139–140.
HT-2004-KimSW: WebDAV-based hypertext annotation and trail system (SK, MS, EJWJ), pp. 87–88.
HT-2004-Kolb: Twin media: hypertext structure under pressure (DK), pp. 26–27.
HT-2004-LeggettS #communication #design #interactive #research: Directions for hypertext research: exploring the design space for interactive scholarly communication (JJL, FMSI), pp. 2–11.
HT-2004-ManciniS #towards: Towards “cinematic” hypertext (CM, SBS), pp. 215–224.
HT-2004-MarshallG #requirements: Saving private hypertext: requirements and pragmatic dimensions for preservation (CCM, GG), pp. 130–138.
HT-2004-MillardRMTW #modelling #physics: Navigational hypertext models For physical hypermedia environments (DEM, DDR, DTM, MKT, MJW), pp. 110–111.
HT-2004-MooreGBA #case study: Practical applitudes: case studies of applications of the ZigZag hypermedia system (AM, JG, TJB, HA), pp. 143–152.
HT-2004-NguyenMB #version control: The Molhado hypertext versioning system (TNN, EVM, JB), pp. 185–194.
HT-2004-PanWG #embedded #modelling #version control: Hypertext versioning for embedded link models (KP, EJWJ, GG), pp. 195–204.
HT-2004-PetersenG: Domestic hypermedia: mixed media in the home (MGP, KG), pp. 108–109.
HT-2004-PlaiceM #collaboration: Collaborative intensional hypertext (JP, BM), pp. 91–92.
HT-2004-StottsF #classification: Language-theoretic classification of hypermedia paths (PDS, RF), pp. 40–41.
HT-2004-StottsSG #named #video: FaceSpace: endo- and exo-spatial hypermedia in the transparent video facetop (PDS, JMS, KG), pp. 48–57.
HT-2004-Wardrip-Fruin #what: What hypertext is (NWF), pp. 126–127.
HT-2004-WhiteheadGP #approach #automation #generative #modelling #repository: Automatic generation of hypertext system repositories: a model driven approach (EJWJ, GG, KP), pp. 205–214.
HT-2004-ZhouHR #peer-to-peer: When open hypermedia meets peer-to-peer computing (JZ, WH, DDR), pp. 266–267.
JCDL-2004-ShipmanHMZ #library: Supporting personal collections across digital libraries in spatial hypertext (FMSI, HwH, JMM, AZ), pp. 358–367.
ICEIS-v5-2004-SantanaS #learning: Accessing Hypermedia Systems Efectiveness in Learning Contexts (SS, AS), pp. 250–253.
ICPR-v4-2004-KimP #using: Geographic Hypermedia using Search Space Transformation (SSK, JHP), pp. 368–371.
SEKE-2004-NguyenMT #traceability #version control: Software Traceability via Versioned Hypermedia (TNN, EVM, CT), pp. 288–293.
SAC-2004-Cristea #adaptation #authoring #education: Evaluating adaptive hypermedia authoring while teaching adaptive systems (AIC), pp. 929–934.
HT-2003-AbdullahD #adaptation #question: Is simple sequencing simple adaptive hypermedia? (NAA, HCD), pp. 172–173.
HT-2003-BollKW #game studies: Paper chase revisited: a real world game meets hypermedia (SB, JK, CW), pp. 126–127.
HT-2003-BraABLRSSS #adaptation #architecture #exclamation: AHA! The adaptive hypermedia architecture (PDB, ATMA, BB, BdL, BR, TS, DS, NS), pp. 81–84.
HT-2003-GarzottoP #multi: Integrating user operations in multichannel hypermedia (FG, VP), pp. 77–78.
HT-2003-GronbaekKOE #physics #quote: “Physical hypermedia”: organising collections of mixed physical and digital material (KG, JFK, PØ, MAE), pp. 10–19.
HT-2003-KarousosTP #approach #developer: Increasing the usage of open hypermedia systems: a developer-side approach (NK, MT, IP), pp. 148–149.
HT-2003-Miles-BoardGLCH: Decentering the dancing text: from dance intertext to hypertext (TMB, D, JL, LC, WH), pp. 108–119.
HT-2003-MillardDWAB #exclamation: AHA! meets Auld Linky: integrating designed and free-form hypertext systems (DEM, HCD, MJW, KA, PDB), pp. 161–169.
HT-2003-Nurnberg #question #what: What is hypertext? (PJN), pp. 220–221.
HT-2003-RomeroC #artificial reality #named: HyperReal: a hypermedia model for mixed reality (LR, NC), pp. 2–9.
HT-2003-RutledgeABPDV #generative #semantics: Finding the story: broader applicability of semantics and discourse for hypermedia generation (LR, MA, RB, SP, WvD, MV), pp. 67–76.
HT-2003-WangL #enterprise #realtime: A cooperative hypermedia solution to work management in real-time enterprises (WW, FML), pp. 196–197.
HT-2003-ZakariaMSB #adaptation #education #modelling: “Pluggable” user models for adaptive hypermedia in education (MRZ, AM, CDS, TJB), pp. 170–171.
ITiCSE-2003-Turau #named #protocol: HTTPExplorer: exploring the hypertext transfer protocol (VT), pp. 198–201.
RE-2003-BolchiniPR #analysis #requirements: Adding Hypermedia Requirements to Goal-Driven Analysis (DB, PP, GR), pp. 127–137.
HT-2002-BernsteinMW #on the: On writing sculptural Hypertext (MB, DEM, MJW), pp. 65–66.
HT-2002-Bouvin #peer-to-peer: Open hypermedia in a peer-to-peer context (NOB), pp. 138–139.
HT-2002-BrodyCH: Evidence of Hypertext in the scholarly archive (TB, LC, SH), pp. 74–75.
HT-2002-BrusilovskyR #education #navigation: Map-based horizontal navigation in educational Hypertext (PB, RR), pp. 1–10.
HT-2002-ChambelG: Context perception in video-based hypermedia spaces (TC, NG), pp. 85–94.
HT-2002-EmmetC #approach #design #persuasion #visual notation: Graphical notations, narratives and persuasion: a Pliant Systems approach to Hypertext Tool Design (LE, GC), pp. 55–64.
HT-2002-Golovchinsky: Going back in Hypertext (GG), pp. 82–83.
HT-2002-GronbaekVO #concept #implementation #prototype #towards: Towards geo-spatial hypermedia: Concepts and prototype implementation (KG, PPV, PØ), pp. 117–126.
HT-2002-LukkaF #implementation: Freenet-like GUIDs for implementing xanalogical hypertext (TJL, BF), pp. 194–195.
HT-2002-MoulthropSRBM #multi: Hypermedia and multimedia (SM, DS, JR, MB, NM), p. 196.
HT-2002-NguyenGM #documentation #version control: Versioned Hypermedia can improve software document management (TNN, SCG, EVM), pp. 192–193.
HT-2002-RosenbergBMBMS: Chain saws for sculptural Hypertext (JR, MB, CCM, PDB, DEM, FMSI), p. 137.
HT-2002-ShipmanMMHA #semantics: Semantics happen: knowledge building in spatial hypertext (FMSI, JMM, PM, HwH, RA), pp. 25–34.
HT-2002-SinclairMMW #artificial reality #using: Links in the palm of your hand: tangible hypermedia using augmented reality (PASS, KM, DEM, MJW), pp. 127–136.
HT-2002-Staff #adaptation #framework: The hypercontext framework for adaptive Hypertext (CDS), pp. 11–20.
HT-2002-TataGW #concept #implementation #policy #prototype: Policies for cooperative hypermedia systems: concepts and prototype implementation (ST, CG, UKW), pp. 140–141.
HT-2002-WangH #distributed #using #visual notation: Supporting distributed meetings using cooperative, visual, process-enabled hypermedia (WW, JMH), pp. 147–148.
HT-2002-WiilBLRT #peer-to-peer: Peer-to-peer Hypertext (UKW, NOB, DL, DDR, MKT), pp. 69–71.
HT-2002-YamamotoNA #authoring #design #development #interactive #principle: Spatial Hypertext for linear-information authoring: Interaction design and system development based on the ART Design principle (YY, KN, AA), pp. 35–44.
HT-2002-ZellwegerMN: Reading and writing fluid Hypertext Narratives (PZ, AM, PSN), pp. 45–54.
CAiSE-2002-MonteroDA #development #overview #requirements: Requirements for Hypermedia Development Methods: A Survey of Outstanding Methods (SM, PD, IA), pp. 747–751.
ECIR-2002-LepourasVW: Serving Enhanced Hypermedia Information (GL, CV, GRSW), pp. 86–92.
SEKE-2002-CannataroCP #adaptation #modelling #named #xml: XAHM: an adaptive hypermedia model based on XML (MC, AC, AP), pp. 627–634.
FASE-2002-NavarroFFS #concept #prototype: Formal-Driven Conceptualization and Prototyping of Hypermedia Applications (AN, BFM, AFV, JLS), pp. 308–322.
DocEng-2001-Muchaluat-SaadeS #architecture #authoring #convergence #towards: Towards the convergence between hypermedia authoring languages and architecture description languages (DCMS, LFGS), pp. 48–57.
DocEng-2001-NaF #analysis #authoring #documentation #petri net #using: Dynamic documents: authoring, browsing, and analysis using a high-level petri net-based hypermedia system (JCN, RF), pp. 38–47.
HT-2001-Bernstein #tool support: Card shark and thespis: exotic tools for hypertext narrative (MB), pp. 41–50.
HT-2001-Calvi #towards: Hypertext and comics: towards an aesthetics of hypertext (LC), pp. 135–137.
HT-2001-ConklinSSS #years after: Facilitated hypertext for collective sensemaking: 15 years on from gIBIS (JC, AMS, SBS, MS), pp. 123–124.
HT-2001-CoulstonV #metric: A hypertext metric based on huffman coding (CC, TMV), pp. 243–244.
HT-2001-CrowderSWG #overview #using: A review of the benefits of using hypermedia manuals (RC, YWS, GW, RG), pp. 245–246.
HT-2001-Dalgaard: Hypertext and the scholarly archive: intertexts, paratexts and metatexts at work (RD), pp. 175–184.
HT-2001-Francisco-RevillaSFKA: Perception of content, structure, and presentation changes in Web-based hypertext (LFR, FMSI, RF, UK, AA), pp. 205–214.
HT-2001-Kahn #architecture: Information architecture: a new discipline for organizing hypertext (PK), pp. 1–2.
HT-2001-Luz #named: Y-notes: unobtrusive devices for hypermedia annotation (SL), pp. 31–32.
HT-2001-ManciniS: Cognitive coherence relations and hypertext: from cinematic patterns to scholarly discourse (CM, SBS), pp. 165–174.
HT-2001-MendesCM #development #predict #towards: Towards the prediction of development effort for hypermedia applications (EM, SC, NM), pp. 249–258.
HT-2001-Miles-BoardKCH #semantics #web: Hypertext in the semantic web (TMB, SK, LC, WH), p. 237.
HT-2001-Miles: Hypertext structure as the event of connection (AM), pp. 61–68.
HT-2001-Ricardo #information management: Hypertext and knowledge management (FJR), pp. 217–226.
HT-2001-Rosenberg: And And: conjunctive hypertext and the structure acteme juncture (JR), pp. 51–60.
HT-2001-RubartHTW #component #enterprise #using: Organizing shared enterprise workspaces using component-based cooperative hypermedia (JR, JMH, DAT, WW), pp. 73–82.
HT-2001-Ryu #question: Is EOS the dawn of hypertext literature in Korea? (HR), pp. 139–140.
HT-2001-ShipmanHMM #generative #visual notation: The visual knowledge builder: a second generation spatial hypertext (FMSI, HwH, PM, JMM), pp. 113–122.
HT-2001-ThompsonR: Hypermedia by coincidence (MKT, DDR), pp. 129–130.
HT-2001-WealHMM #interface #ontology: Open hypermedia as a navigational interface to ontological information spaces (MJW, GVH, DEM, LM), pp. 227–236.
HT-2001-WiilHN #approach #multi: Multiple open services: a new approach to service provision in open hypermedia systems (UKW, DLH, PJN), pp. 83–92.
HT-2001-WuKB #adaptation #design: Design issues for general-purpose adaptive hypermedia systems (HW, EdK, PDB), pp. 141–150.
JCDL-2001-CraneSW #case study #library: Building a hypertextual digital library in the humanities: a case study on London (GRC, DAS, CEW), pp. 426–434.
ITiCSE-2001-AedoD #re-engineering: Applying software engineering methods for hypermedia systems (IA, PD), pp. 5–8.
ITiCSE-2001-MendesMC #approach #education #flexibility: The cognitive flexibility theory0: an approach for teaching Hypermedia Engineering (EM, NM, SC), pp. 21–24.
ICML-2001-GhaniSY #categorisation #using: Hypertext Categorization using Hyperlink Patterns and Meta Data (RG, SS, YY), pp. 178–185.
ICML-2001-JoachimsCS #categorisation #kernel: Composite Kernels for Hypertext Categorisation (TJ, NC, JST), pp. 250–257.
SAC-2001-NakanoHSN #effectiveness #protocol #streaming #web: Extending hypertext streaming protocol to realize effective web page transmission via a chaching proxy (TN, KH, SS, SN), pp. 440–445.
ADL-2000-QiuHN #towards #web: Towards Supporting User-Defined Hypertext Contexts in Web Searching (ZQ, MH, EJN), pp. 48–57.
DL-2000-HoubenB #ad hoc #automation #generative #query: Automatic hypermedia generation for ad hoc queries on semi-structured data (GJH, PDB), pp. 240–241.
DL-2000-Pritchett #library #named: KeyLinking: dynamic hypertext in a digital library (BP), pp. 242–243.
HT-2000-Blustein #automation #evaluation: Automatically generated hypertext versions of scholarly articles and their evaluation (JB), pp. 201–210.
HT-2000-Boese #case study: Making a successful case for a hypertextual doctoral dissertation (CB), pp. 232–233.
HT-2000-BompaniV #xml: Providing hypertextual functionalities with XML (LB, FV), pp. 214–215.
HT-2000-Bouvin #collaboration #design #user interface: Designing user interfaces for collaborative web-based open hypermedia (NOB), pp. 230–231.
HT-2000-Calvi #question: Text and hypertext: always a binary relationship? (LC), pp. 218–219.
HT-2000-Carter #approach: Arguments in hypertext: a rhetorical approach (LMC), pp. 85–91.
HT-2000-FischerS #adaptation #automation #learning: Automatic creation of exercises in adaptive hypermedia learning systems (SF, RS), pp. 49–55.
HT-2000-GolovchinskyM #interactive #revisited: Hypertext interaction revisited (GG, CCM), pp. 171–179.
HT-2000-HalseyA: XLink and open hypermedia systems: a preliminary investigation (BH, KMA), pp. 212–213.
HT-2000-KendallR #towards: Toward an organic hypertext (RK, JHR), pp. 161–170.
HT-2000-Larsen #flexibility #what: Providing flexibility within hypertext systems: what we’ve learned at HT workshops, CyberMountain, and elsewhere (DL), pp. 268–269.
HT-2000-Mancini: From cinematographic to hypertext narrative (CM), pp. 236–237.
HT-2000-McEneaney #comprehension #correlation: Navigational correlates of comprehension in hypertext (JEM), pp. 254–255.
HT-2000-MillardMDR #named: FOHM: a fundamental open hypertext model for investigating interoperability between hypertext domains (DEM, LM, HCD, SR), pp. 93–102.
HT-2000-ModhaS #clustering #web: Clustering hypertext with applications to web searching (DSM, WSS), pp. 143–152.
HT-2000-MogensenG #3d #towards: Hypermedia in the virtual project room — toward open 3D spatial hypermedia (PM, KG), pp. 113–122.
HT-2000-NaF #petri net: Context-aware hypermedia in a dynamically-changing environment, supported by a high-level Petri net (JCN, RF), pp. 222–223.
HT-2000-PimentelAI #authoring #paradigm: Linking by interacting: a paradigm for authoring hypertext (MdGCP, GDA, YI), pp. 39–48.
HT-2000-PohlP #analysis #authoring #documentation #process: Analysis of the authoring process of hypertext documents (MP, PP), pp. 240–241.
HT-2000-SpalterS #distance #jit #learning #reuse: Reusable hypertext structures for distance and JIT learning (AMS, RMS), pp. 29–38.
HT-2000-ThomsonGC #generative: Generating instructional hypermedia with APHID (JRT, JEG, JC), pp. 248–249.
HT-2000-TzagarakisKCR #concept: Naming as a fundamental concept of open hypermedia systems (MT, NK, DC, SR), pp. 103–112.
HT-2000-WiilNHR #component #development: A development environment for building component-based open hypermedia systems (UKW, PJN, DLH, SR), pp. 266–267.
HT-2000-Willerton #problem: Structure problems in hypertext mysteries (CW), pp. 234–235.
HT-2000-XuZNZ #adaptation #education: Adaptability in KDAEHS: an adaptive educational hypermedia system based on structural computing (HX, XZ, JN, ZZ), pp. 250–251.
SIGIR-2000-OhML #categorisation #incremental #using: A practical hypertext categorization method using links and incrementally available class information (HJO, SHM, MHL), pp. 264–271.
UML-2000-HennickerK #design #uml: A UML-based Methodology for Hypermedia Design (RH, NK), pp. 410–424.
SAC-2000-BonfigliCS #adaptation #using #xml: Adaptive Intelligent Hypermedia using XML (MEB, GC, PS), pp. 922–926.
SAC-2000-CelentanoG #documentation #navigation: A Synchronization Model for Hypermedia Documents Navigation (AC, OG), pp. 585–591.
SAC-2000-WiilH #development #library #requirements: Requirements for Development of Hypermedia Technology for a Digital Library Supporting Scholarly Work (UKW, DLH), pp. 607–609.
ECDL-1999-AuffretB: Audiovisual Cultural Heritage: From TV and Radio Archiving to Hypermedia Publishing (GA, BB), pp. 58–75.
ECDL-1999-HansenYG #library #using: Dynamic Use of Digital Library Material — Supporting Users with Typed Links in Open Hypermedia (KMH, CY, KG), pp. 254–273.
HT-1999-Anderson #scalability: Data Scalability in Open Hypermedia Systems (KMA), pp. 27–36.
HT-1999-AuffretCCDRB #authoring #documentation #performance #using: Audiovisual-Based Hypermedia Authoring: Using Structured Representations for Efficient Access to AV Documents (GA, JC, OC, TD, RR, BB), pp. 169–178.
HT-1999-BraHW #adaptation #named: AHAM: A Dexter-Based Reference Model for Adaptive Hypermedia (PDB, GJH, HW), pp. 147–156.
HT-1999-CarraraMZ: A Computational Hypermedia for the Sergisai Project (PC, DM, GZ), pp. 73–74.
HT-1999-ChenC #analysis: Trailblazing the Literature of Hypertext: Author Co-Citation Analysis (1989-1998) (CC, LC), pp. 51–60.
HT-1999-DavisMRBGNSWA #standard: Interoperability between Hypermedia Systems: The Standardisation Work of the OHSWG (HCD, DEM, SR, NOB, KG, PJN, LS, UKW, KMA), pp. 201–202.
HT-1999-GarzottoMP #web: Abstract Tasks: A Tool for the Inspection of Web Sites and Off-Line Hypermedia (FG, MM, PP), pp. 157–163.
HT-1999-HardmanOMRB #composition: Do you have the Time? Composition and Linking in Time-Based Hypermedia (LH, JvO, KSM, LR, DCAB), pp. 189–196.
HT-1999-HeathHCW #industrial #research: The Application of a Hypermedia Research System in Industry (IH, WH, RC, GW), pp. 203–204.
HT-1999-Lange #analysis #tool support: Hypermedia Potentials for Analysis Support Tools (DSL), pp. 165–166.
HT-1999-LoweBW #assessment #development #modelling #process: Improving Hypermedia Development: A Reference Model-Based Process Assessment Method (DBL, AJB, RW), pp. 139–146.
HT-1999-McEneaney #navigation #visualisation: Visualizing and Assessing Navigation in Hypertext (JEM), pp. 61–70.
HT-1999-Mehler #aspect-oriented #semantics: Aspects of Text Semantics in Hypertext (AM), pp. 25–26.
HT-1999-Morgan #research #tool support: Electronic Tools for Dismantling the Master’s House: Poststructuralist Feminist Research and Hypertext Poetics (WM), pp. 207–216.
HT-1999-NurnbergA #research #web #what: What Was the Question? Reconciling Open Hypermedia and World Wide Web Research (PJN, HA), pp. 83–90.
HT-1999-Rety #analysis: Structure Analysis for Hypertext with Conditional Linkage (JHR), pp. 135–136.
HT-1999-RutledgeHOB: Mix’n’match: Exchangeable Modules of Hypermedia Style (LR, LH, JvO, DCAB), pp. 179–188.
HT-1999-ShipmanML: Beyond Location: Hypertext Workspaces and Non-Linear Views (FMSI, CCM, ML), pp. 121–130.
HT-1999-TzagarakisVPC #approach #distributed: The Callimachus Approach to Distributed Hypermedia (MT, MV, AP, DC), pp. 47–48.
HT-1999-Wang #data access: Team-and-RoleBbased Organizational Context and Access Control for Cooperative Hypermedia Environments (WW), pp. 37–46.
HT-1999-Whitehead #network: Control Choices and Network Effects in Hypertext Systems (EJWJ), pp. 75–82.
ICDAR-1999-KiseMYM #automation #documentation #generative #keyword #on the #using: On the Use of Density Distribution of Keywords for Automated Generation of Hypertext Links from Arbitrary Parts of Documents (KK, HM, MY, KM), pp. 301–304.
PODS-1999-KleinbergT #algebra #analysis #information retrieval #linear: Applications of Linear Algebra in Information Retrieval and Hypertext Analysis (JMK, AT), pp. 185–193.
SIGMOD-1999-Chakrabarti #data mining #database #mining: Hypertext Databases and Data Mining (SC), p. 508.
VLDB-1999-ChakrabartiBD #distributed #resource management: Distributed Hypertext Resource Discovery Through Examples (SC, MvdB, BD), pp. 375–386.
IWPC-1999-Koskinen #empirical #evaluation #information management: Empirical Evaluation of Hypertextual Information Access from Program Text (JK), pp. 162–169.
HCI-CCAD-1999-FakunGK #maintenance: Determinants of a successful hypermedia application to support team-based maintenance (DF, RG, JMK), pp. 202–206.
HCI-EI-1999-Nordbotten #database #information management: Information Gathering from Hypermedia Databases (JCN), pp. 381–386.
HCI-EI-1999-SpeitelIK: Hypermedia Enhancement of a Print-Based Constructivist Science Textbook (TS, MI, BK), pp. 372–375.
CAiSE-1999-BarbeauM #named: OTHY: Object To HYpermedia (FB, JM), pp. 349–363.
UML-1999-BaumeisterKM #design #towards #uml: Towards a UML Extension for Hypermedia Design (HB, NK, LM), pp. 614–629.
SAC-1999-WillN #evolution #middleware: Evolving Hypermedia Middleware Services: Lessons and Observations (UKW, PJN), pp. 427–436.
ADL-1998-Melucci #automation: A Methodology for the Enhancement of a Hypertext Version of a Textbook by the Automatic Insertion of Links in the Subject Index (FC, MM), pp. 157–166.
ADL-1998-WiesenerHB #database #deduction #documentation: Advanced Hypermedia Indexing of Documents in a Deductive Database System (SW, HH, RB), pp. 98–106.
DL-1998-RutledgeOHB #standard #tool support: Practical Application of Existing Hypermedia Standards and Tools (LR, JvO, LH, DCAB), pp. 191–199.
HT-1998-Bernstein: Patterns of Hypertext (MB), pp. 21–29.
HT-1998-Bieber #web: Hypertext and Web Engineering (MB), pp. 277–278.
HT-1998-Bouvin #case study #design #experience: Designing Open Hypermedia Applets: Experiences and Prospects (NOB), pp. 281–282.
HT-1998-BraC #adaptation #flexibility #named: 2L670: A Flexible Adaptive Hypertext Courseware System (PDB, LC), pp. 283–284.
HT-1998-BullockG #logic #named #semantics: TourisT: The Application of a Description Logic Based Semantic Hypermedia System for Tourism (JCB, CAG), pp. 132–141.
HT-1998-ChenC #approach #semantics: From Latent Semantics to Spatial Hypertext — An Integrated Approach (CC, MC), pp. 77–86.
HT-1998-ChristodoulouSP #development #evaluation: Evaluation of Hypermedia Application Development and Management Systems (SPC, GDS, TSP), pp. 1–10.
HT-1998-Davis: Referential Integrity of Links in Open Hypermedia Systems (HCD), pp. 207–216.
HT-1998-Dyke #generative #visual notation: Generating Hypertext Explanations for Visual Languages (NWVD), pp. 301–302.
HT-1998-FurtadoM #flexibility #type system: Enforcing Strong Object Typing in Flexible Hypermedia (PF, HM), pp. 171–179.
HT-1998-GooseWM #named: 1-800-Hypertext: Browsing Hypertext with a Telephone (SG, MJW, HM), pp. 287–288.
HT-1998-Leggett: Camping on Banks of the Hypermedia Literature: Waiting for (a Hyperliterate) Civilization to Arrive (JJL), p. 305.
HT-1998-Luesebrink: The Moment in Hypertext: A Brief Lexicon of Time (MCL), pp. 106–112.
HT-1998-Marshall #towards: Toward an Ecology of Hypertext Annotation (CCM), pp. 40–49.
HT-1998-MilsavljevicO: Dynamic Hypertext Catalogues: Helping Users to Help Themselves (MM, JO), pp. 123–131.
HT-1998-NanardNK #design pattern #reuse: Pushing Reuse in Hypermedia Design: Golden Rules, Design Patterns and Constructive Templates (MN, JN, PK), pp. 11–20.
HT-1998-NurnbergLW #research: An Agenda for Open Hypermedia Research (PJN, JJL, UKW), pp. 198–206.
HT-1998-Park: Structural Properties of Hypertext (SP), pp. 180–187.
HT-1998-PauloTOM #formal method #named #specification: XHMBS: A Formal Model to Support Hypermedia Specification (FBP, MAST, MCFdO, PCM), pp. 161–170.
HT-1998-PriceGS: Linking by Inking: Trailblazing in a Paper-Like Hypertext (MNP, GG, BNS), pp. 30–39.
HT-1998-Ricardo #higher-order: Stalking the Paratext: Speculations on Hypertext Links as a Second Order Text (FJR), pp. 142–151.
HT-1998-RoureBORR: Applying Open Hypermedia to Audio (DDR, SB, LO, JR, NR), pp. 285–286.
HT-1998-SilvaDDO #adaptation #education: Adaptive Navigational Facilities in Educational Hypermedia (DPdS, RVD, ED, HJO), pp. 291–292.
HT-1998-WangH #coordination #flexibility: Flexible Coordination with Cooperative Hypertext (WW, JMH), pp. 245–255.
HT-1998-WiilO #taxonomy #using: Using the Flag Taxonomy to Study Hypermedia System Interoperabilty (UKW, KØ), pp. 188–197.
SIGMOD-1998-ChakrabartiDI #categorisation #using: Enhanced Hypertext Categorization Using Hyperlinks (SC, BD, PI), pp. 307–318.
ITiCSE-1998-HampelFKM #education: Hypermedia teaching of mechanics — MechANIma (TH, FF, RKS, WHM), pp. 112–116.
ITiCSE-1998-Kotze #why: Why the hypermedia model is inadequate for computer-based instruction (PK), pp. 148–152.
ICFP-1998-MarcosLR #approach #authoring #functional #programming: A Functional Programming Approach to Hypermedia Authoring (DHM, PEML, WAR), p. 346.
ACIR-1998-Dalamagas #automation #named: NHS: A Tool for the Automatic Construction of News Hypertext (TD).
KDD-1998-BorgesL #database #mining: Mining Association Rules in Hypertext Databases (JB, ML), pp. 149–153.
PDP-1998-FlorioDTRL #distributed #embedded #fault tolerance #injection #monitoring #parallel #source code: A hypermedia distributed application for monitoring and fault-injection in embedded fault-tolerant parallel programs (VDF, GD, MT, WR, RL), pp. 349–355.
IWTCS-1998-Gecse #consistency #internet #protocol #testing: Conformance Testing Methodology of Internet Protocols Internet Application-Layer Protocol Testing — the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (RG), pp. 35–48.
DL-1997-ShinNK #semantics #similarity #statistics #using: Hypertext Construction Using Statistical and Semantic Similarity (DS, SN, MK), pp. 57–63.
HT-1997-Anderson #web: Integrating Open Hypermedia Systems with the World Wide Web (KMA), pp. 157–166.
HT-1997-BalasubramanianBP #documentation #scalability #using #web: A Large-Scale Hypermedia Application using Document Management and Web Technologies (VB, AB, DP), pp. 134–145.
HT-1997-BullockG #concept #named: TourisT — Conceptual Hypermedia Tourist Information (JCB, CAG), pp. 228–229.
HT-1997-CalviB #adaptation #usability: Improving the Usability of Hypertext Courseware through Adaptive Linking (LC, PDB), pp. 224–225.
HT-1997-ChelnokovZ #network: Collective Phenomena in Hypertext Networks (VMC, VLZ), pp. 220–221.
HT-1997-ChiuB: A Generic Dynamic-Mapping Wrapper for Open Hypertext System Support of Analytical Applications (CMC, MB), pp. 218–219.
HT-1997-Chuat #using #what: Using Hypertext for Textual Genetics, or, What is Suitable in a Hypertext System for an Information Gardening Application (CC), pp. 230–231.
HT-1997-CunliffeTT #navigation #semantics: Query-based Navigation in Semantically Indexed Hypermedia (DC, CT, DT), pp. 87–95.
HT-1997-FurutaSMBH #case study #experience #web: Hypertext Paths and the World-Wide Web: Experiences with Walden’s Paths (RF, FMSI, CCM, DB, HwH), pp. 167–176.
HT-1997-GarzottoMP #design: Designing Model Hypermedia Applications (FG, LM, PP), pp. 38–47.
HT-1997-Glazier #quote #web #word: “Our Words Were the Form We Entered”: A Model of World Wide Web Hypertext (LPG), pp. 24–28.
HT-1997-Golovchinsky #information retrieval #integration #query #what: What the Query Told the Link: The Integration of Hypertext and Information Retrieval (GG), pp. 67–74.
HT-1997-GooseDHR #architecture #distributed #reflexive: Microcosm TNG: A Distributed Architecture to Support Reflexive Hypermedia Applications (SG, JD, WH, DDR), pp. 226–227.
HT-1997-GronbaekBS #design #web: Designing Dexter-Based Hypermedia Services for the World Wide Web (KG, NOB, LS), pp. 146–156.
HT-1997-HillHJLHH #navigation: Exploiting Serendipity Amongst Users To Provide Support For Hypertext Navigation (GH, GH, RJ, SL, JH, MH), pp. 212–213.
HT-1997-Kolb #complexity #self: Scholarly Hypertext: Self-Represented Complexity (DK), pp. 29–37.
HT-1997-Marshall: Looking Forward: Five Practices for Safer Hypertext (CCM), p. 241.
HT-1997-MarshallS: Spatial Hypertext and the Practice of Information Triage (CCM, FMSI), pp. 124–133.
HT-1997-OssenbruggenHRE #documentation: Style Sheet Support for Hypermedia Documents (JvO, LH, LR, AE), pp. 216–217.
HT-1997-PetrieMMOM #design #evaluation #interface: Initial Design and Evaluation of an Interface to Hypermedia Systems for Blind Users (HP, SM, PM, AMO, DM), pp. 48–56.
HT-1997-RossiSG #design #development #reuse: Design Reuse in Hypermedia Applications Development (GR, DS, AG), pp. 57–66.
HT-1997-TurineOM #modelling: A Navigation-Oriented Hypertext Model Based on Statecharts (MAST, MCFdO, PCM), pp. 102–111.
HT-1997-Whitehead #architecture #integration: An Architectural Model for Application Integration in Open Hypermedia Environments (EJWJ), pp. 1–12.
ITiCSE-1997-Makkonen #collaboration #learning #question: Does collaborative hypertext support better engagement in learning of the basics in informatics? (PM), pp. 130–132.
CSMR-1997-Rajlich #documentation #incremental: Incremental Redocumentation with Hypertext (VR), pp. 68–73.
HCI-SEC-1997-GollLH #design #modelling: An Environment for Modelling and Designing Hypertext Applications (SG, JL, WH), pp. 735–738.
HCI-SEC-1997-HijikataSYN #design: A Dynamic Linkage Method for Hypermedia and Its Design Support Tool (YH, NS, TY, SN), pp. 727–730.
HCI-SEC-1997-PadovaniM #evaluation: Ergonomic Evaluation of Some Brazilian Hypertext Systems (SP, AdM), pp. 613–616.
HCI-SEC-1997-Schar #navigation: The “History” as a Cognitive Tool for Navigation in a Hypertext System (SGS), pp. 743–746.
HCI-SEC-1997-XuD #comparative: Comparative Hypertext Approaches to Ergonomic Training (WX, MJD), pp. 145–148.
HCI-SEC-1997-ZhuL #information retrieval: Decision Support for Indexing and Information Retrieval: Implications for Hypertext Systems (WZ, MRL), pp. 747–750.
CAiSE-1997-Kaipala #automation #implementation #tool support: Augmenting CASE Tools with Hypertext: Desired Functionality and Implementation Issues (JK), pp. 217–230.
SIGIR-1997-Aaronson: Optimal Demand-oriented Topology for Hypertext Systems (SA), pp. 168–177.
SIGIR-1997-HarmandasSD #image #retrieval: Image Retrieval by Hypertext Links (VH, MS, MDD), pp. 296–303.
ECOOP-1997-MeuselCK #documentation #framework #object-oriented #using: A Model for Structuring User Documentation of Object-Oriented Frameworks Using Patterns and Hypertext (MM, KC, WK), pp. 496–510.
TOOLS-ASIA-1997-ZhangR: Hypertext Construction with an Open Hypertext System (ZZ, MR), pp. 104–109.
ADL-1996-SalampasisTH #design #framework #library: An Agent-Based Hypermedia Framework for Designing and Developing Digital Libraries (MS, JT, CH), pp. 5–13.
DL-1996-KelloggS #clustering #library #problem #question: Text to Hypertext: Can Clustering Solve the Problem in Digital Libraries? (RBK, MS), pp. 144–150.
HT-1996-Allen #automation #type system: Automatic Hypertext Link Typing (JFA), pp. 42–52.
HT-1996-BapatWAH #named #object-oriented: HyperStorM: An Extendable Object-Oriented Hypermedia Engine (AB, JW, KA, JMH), pp. 203–214.
HT-1996-BernsteinLMS #process: The Process of Discovery: Hypertext and Scholarship (MB, GPL, EM, JBS), p. 258.
HT-1996-ClearyB #automation: Practical Methods for Automating Linking in Structured Hypermedia Systems (CC, RB), pp. 31–41.
HT-1996-GarzottoMP #reuse: Information Reuse in Hypermedia Applications (FG, LM, PP), pp. 93–104.
HT-1996-GraceWGG #case study: Case Study: A Hypermedia System as Change Agent (MG, WW, KG, RJG), p. 256.
HT-1996-Greco: Hypertext with Consequence: Recovering a Politics of Hypertext (DG), pp. 85–92.
HT-1996-GronbaekT #embedded #towards: Toward a Dexter-Based Model for Open Hypermedia: Unifying Embedded References and Link Objects (KG, RHT), pp. 149–160.
HT-1996-HaakeH #named #towards #version control: VerSE: Towards Hypertext Versioning Styles (AH, DLH), pp. 224–234.
HT-1996-HirataHTK #integration: Content-oriented Integration in Hypermedia System (KH, YH, HT, SK), pp. 11–21.
HT-1996-Kendall #set: Hypertextual Dynamics in A Life Set for Two (RK), pp. 74–83.
HT-1996-NurnbergLSS #operating system #paradigm: Hypermedia Operating Systems: A New Paradigm for Computing (PJN, JJL, ERS, JLS), pp. 194–202.
HT-1996-OsterbyeW #taxonomy: The Flag Taxonomy of Open Hypermedia Systems (KØ, UKW), pp. 129–139.
HT-1996-Rosenberg #process: The Structure of Hypertext Activity (JR), pp. 22–30.
HT-1996-SchwabeRB #design: Systematic Hypermedia Application Design with OOHDM (DS, GR, SDJB), pp. 116–128.
HT-1996-WeissVSNSDG #clustering #named #network: HyPursuit: A Hierarchical Network Search Engine that Exploits Content-Link Hypertext Clustering (RW, BV, MAS, CN, PS, AD, DKG), pp. 180–193.
HT-1996-WiilL #approach: The HyperDisco Approach to Open Hypermedia Systems (UKW, JJL), pp. 140–148.
ITiCSE-1996-Hartley #education #network #operating system #using: A hypermedia lab manual for operating systems: using the network to teach (SJH), pp. 8–10.
ITiCSE-1996-MarshallH #interactive #web: Interactive hypermedia courseware for the World Wide Web (ADM, SH), pp. 1–5.
CSCW-1996-MarkHS #collaboration: Hypermedia Structures and the Division of Labor in Meeting Room Collaboration (GM, JMH, NAS), pp. 170–179.
ICRE-1996-TakahashiPKOS #analysis #collaboration #requirements: Hypermedia Support for Collaboration in Requirements Analysis (KT, CP, VK, KO, JDS), pp. 31–41.
SAC-1996-DattoloL #design #distributed: Agent-based design of distributed hypertext (AD, VL), pp. 129–136.
HPDC-1996-BourasKMOST #multi #network #on-demand: On-Demand Hypermedia/Multimedia Service over Broadband Networks (CB, VK, DM, VO, PGS, AT), pp. 224–231.
ADL-1995-WiesenerKVB #library #retrieval #semantics: Semantic Hypermedia Retrieval in Digital Libraries (SW, WLJK, PV, RB), pp. 115–129.
DL-1995-DavisH #automation #library: Automatic Extraction of Hypermedia Bundles from the Digital Library (HCD, JH).
DL-1995-JohnsonC #interface: A Hypertextual Interface for a Searcher’s Thesaurus (EHJ, PAC).
ICDAR-v2-1995-YangC #automation #concept #generative #graph: Automatic hypertext link generation based on conceptual graphs (GCY, KSC), pp. 702–705.
CHI-1995-MukherjeaFH #multi #network #visualisation: Visualizing Complex Hypermedia Networks through Multiple Hierarchical Views (SM, JDF, SEH), pp. 331–337.
CAiSE-1995-DattoloL #framework: Hypertext Version Management in an Actor-based Framework (AD, VL), pp. 112–125.
ECOOP-1995-Amsellem #named #programming: ChyPro: A Hypermedia Programming Environment for Smalltalk-80 (MA), pp. 449–470.
RE-1995-GoughFHR #case study #industrial #named: Scenarios — an industrial case study and hypermedia enhancements (PAG, FTF, SAH, SJR), pp. 10–17.
SAC-1995-PittasSS #documentation #modelling #multi: Reader’s document models and access strategies in hypermedia and multimedia systems (MP, SS, DS), pp. 253–257.
DL-1994-MykaG #automation #documentation: Automatic Hypertext Conversion of Paper Document Collections (AM, UG), pp. 65–90.
HT-ECHT-1994-AndersonTW #named: Chimera: Hypertext for Heterogeneous Software Environments (KMA, RNT, EJWJ), pp. 94–107.
HT-ECHT-1994-BieberW #backtracking #multi: Backtracking in a Multiple-Window Hypertext Environment (MB, JW), pp. 158–166.
HT-ECHT-1994-Brown #network #question: Adding Networking to Hypertext: Can it be Done Transparently? (PJB), pp. 51–58.
HT-ECHT-1994-ChristophidesR #documentation #query #using: Querying Structured Documents with Hypertext Links using OODBMS (VC, AR), pp. 186–197.
HT-ECHT-1994-DavisKH #case study #integration: Light Hypermedia Link Services: A Study of Third Party Application Integration (HCD, SK, WH), pp. 41–50.
HT-ECHT-1994-Gronbaek #framework: Composites in a Dexter-Based Hypermedia Framework (KG), pp. 59–69.
HT-ECHT-1994-Haake #implementation: Under CoVer: The Implementation of a Contextual Version Server for Hypertext Applications (AH), pp. 81–93.
HT-ECHT-1994-HaakeNS #flexibility #requirements: Coexistence and Transformation of Informal and Formal Structures: Requirements for More Flexible Hypermedia Systems (JMH, CN, NAS), pp. 1–12.
HT-ECHT-1994-Liestol #aspect-oriented #video: Aesthetic and Rhetorical Aspects of Linking Video in Hypermedia (GL), pp. 217–223.
HT-ECHT-1994-MarshallSC #named: VIKI: Spatial Hypertext Supporting Emergent Structure (CCM, FMSI, JHC), pp. 13–23.
HT-ECHT-1994-MukherjeaFH #clustering #interactive #navigation: Interactive Clustering for Navigating in Hypermedia Systems (SM, JDF, SEH), pp. 136–145.
HT-ECHT-1994-OssenbruggenE #music: Music in Time-Based Hypermedia (JvO, AE), pp. 224–227.
HT-ECHT-1994-RobertsonMG #authoring #research #tool support: The Hypermedia Authoring Research Toolkit (HART) (JR, EM, AG), pp. 177–185.
HT-ECHT-1994-SimonE #named: SIROG — A Responsive Hypertext Manual (LS, JE), pp. 108–116.
HT-ECHT-1994-TaylorTB #concept #representation: Representation and Manipulation of Conceptual, Temporal and Geographical Knowledge in a Museum Hypermedia System (CT, DT, PBD), pp. 239–244.
CHI-1994-VoraHS94a #interface #multi: Evaluating the influence of interface styles and multiple access paths in hypertext (PRV, MH, VLS), pp. 323–329.
CSCW-1994-FowlerBDKGLPG #abstraction #experience: Experience with the Virtual Notebook System: Abstraction in Hypertext (JF, DGB, RD, VK, HG, KBL, CP, GAG), pp. 133–143.
CIKM-1994-DattoloG #version control: Analytical Version Control Management in a Hypertext System (AD, AG), pp. 132–139.
SEKE-1994-AbranDMMS #analysis #learning #using: Structured hypertext for using and learning function point analysis (AA, JMD, DM, MM, DSP), pp. 164–171.
SEKE-1994-KoskinenPS #dependence #using: Program text as hypertext: using program dependences for transient linking (JK, JP, AS), pp. 209–216.
SIGIR-1994-EllisFW #consistency #database #effectiveness #metric #on the #retrieval: On the Measurement of Inter-Linker Consistency and Retrieval Effectiveness in Hypertext Databases (DE, JFH, PW), pp. 51–60.
ECOOP-1994-Streitz #matter: Putting Objects to Work: Hypermedia as the Subject Matter and the Medium for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (NAS), pp. 183–193.
OOPSLA-1994-GronbaekM #approach: Building Tailorable Hypermedia Systems: The Embedded-Interpreter Approach (KG, JM), pp. 85–101.
HT-1993-AkscynM #design #experience: Design of Hypermedia Script Languages: The KMS Experience (RMA, DLM), pp. 268–269.
HT-1993-BareissO #design #modelling: Applying AI Models to the Design of Exploratory Hypermedia Systems (RB, RO), pp. 94–105.
HT-1993-DurandD #video: FRESS Hypertext System (Video) (DGD, SJD), p. 240.
HT-1993-GronbaekHMS #design: Designing Dexter-Based Cooperative Hypermedia Systems (KG, JAH, OLM, LS), pp. 25–38.
HT-1993-HaakeKS #video: The SEPIA Hypermedia System as Part of the POLIKOM Telecooperation Scenario (Video) (JMH, TK, NAS), pp. 235–237.
HT-1993-HardmanBR: Links in Hypermedia: The Requirement for Context (LH, DCAB, GvR), pp. 183–191.
HT-1993-HirataHSH #navigation: Media-Based Navigation for Hypermedia Systems (KH, YH, NS, FH), pp. 159–173.
HT-1993-HirataTH #database #named #navigation #video: Miyabi: A Hypertext Database with Media-Based Navigation (Video) (KH, HT, YH), pp. 233–234.
HT-1993-IchimuraM: Another Dimension to Hypermedia Access (SI, YM), pp. 63–72.
HT-1993-LawtonS: The Knowledge Weasel Hypermedia Annotation System (DTL, IES), pp. 106–117.
HT-1993-MarshallS: Searching for the Missing Link: Discovering Implicit Structure in Spatial Hypertext (CCM, FMSI), pp. 217–230.
HT-1993-MichalakC: Hypertext and the Author/Reader Dialogue (SM, MC), pp. 174–182.
HT-1993-Perlman #information retrieval #tool support: Information Retrieval Techniques for Hypertext in the Semi-Structured Toolkit (GP), pp. 260–267.
HT-1993-Raphaely #research: Technologically Assisted Focussing in Psychotherapy with Couples: A Hypertext Application for Clients, Clinicians & Researchers (DR), pp. 250–255.
HT-1993-ShackelfordSS #architecture #distributed #implementation: The Architecture and Implementation of a Distributed Hypermedia Storage System (DES, JBS, FDS), pp. 1–13.
HT-1993-ShibataK #multi #network: Dynamic Hypertext and Knowledge Agent Systems for Multimedia Information Networks (YS, MK), pp. 82–93.
HT-1993-TompaBR #component: Hypertext by Link-Resolving Components (FWT, GEB, DRR), pp. 118–130.
HT-1993-WiilL #collaboration #concurrent: Concurrency Control in Collaborative Hypertext Systems (UKW, JJL), pp. 14–24.
ICDAR-1993-MykaG #automation #documentation #re-engineering #using: Using electronic facsimiles of documents for automatic reconstruction of underlying hypertext structures (AM, UG), pp. 528–532.
ICDAR-1993-Popescu: Co-operative work in a hypertext system for universities (CP), pp. 696–698.
ICDAR-1993-SatohTK #collaboration #documentation: A collaborative supporting method between document processing and hypertext construction (SS, AT, EK), pp. 533–536.
HCI-ACS-1993-BeagleyHP #development #information management: Hypermedia for the In-House Development of Information Systems (NIB, RAH, KCP), pp. 374–379.
HCI-ACS-1993-Franco #approach: From Risk to Disease: Capturing Knowledge by a Hypertext Approach (GF), pp. 438–443.
HCI-SHI-1993-BatraBD #navigation #performance: Effects of Hypertext Topology on Navigation Performance (SB, RRB, BD), pp. 175–180.
HCI-SHI-1993-BoczkowskiNR #on the #process: On the Relationships between Hypermedia and the Psychotherapeutic Process (PB, FDN, GR), pp. 476–481.
HCI-SHI-1993-Gautsch #analysis #architecture #difference: An Analysis of Hypermedia Program Architecture with Individual Differences of Learners (SG), pp. 482–487.
HCI-SHI-1993-HutchingsHC #learning: A Model of Learning with Hypermedia Systems (GH, WH, CJC), pp. 494–499.
HCI-SHI-1993-LehtoZC #effectiveness: The Relative Effectiveness of Hypertext and Text (MRL, WZ, BC), pp. 181–186.
HCI-SHI-1993-LeighR #adaptation #database #implementation #relational: Implementing Adaptable Hypermedia in a Relational Database (WL, JMR), pp. 187–189.
HCI-SHI-1993-PayneWC #comprehension #synthesis: Cognitive Processing and Hypermedia Comprehension: A Preliminary Synthesis (DGP, MJW, MSC), pp. 633–638.
HCI-SHI-1993-SillinceM #human-computer #using: Using Argumentation to Overcome Hypertext’s HCI Failings (JAAS, RHM), pp. 639–644.
HCI-SHI-1993-Stelovsky #implementation #parametricity #reuse #using: Use of Parameters to Facilitate the Implementation of Reusable Hypermedia Modules (JS), pp. 525–530.
INTERCHI-1993-DavisHPW: Microcosm (abstract): an open hypermedia system (HCD, WH, AP, RW), p. 526.
INTERCHI-1993-InstoneTL: Empirically-based re-design of a hypertext encyclopedia (KI, BMT, LML), pp. 500–506.
CAiSE-1993-WangHH #approach #database #object-oriented: An Object Oriented Database Approach for Supporting Hypertext (BW, PH, TH), pp. 601–628.
CIKM-1993-Kerpedjiev #modelling: Model-driven Hypermedia Access to Weather Information (SMK), pp. 374–383.
CIKM-1993-PearceN #analysis #generative #n-gram: Generating a Dynamic Hypertext Environment with n-gram Analysis (CP, CKN), pp. 148–153.
CIKM-1993-ZhengR: Text-Hypertext Mutual Conversion and Hypertext Interchange through SGML (MZ, RR), pp. 139–147.
SEKE-1993-HilerioLT #documentation #generative #information management: Hyperknowledge Engineering: The Next Generation of Intelligent Hypertext Documents (IH, RL, MMT), pp. 278–281.
SEKE-1993-VazirgiannisPTH #design #fuzzy #information management #logic #object-oriented #representation: Hypermedia and Knowledge Representation: An Object-Oriented Design Based on Fuzzy Logic (MV, KP, AT, MH), pp. 337–342.
SIGIR-1993-Botafogo #analysis #clustering: Cluster Analysis for Hypertext Systems (RAB), pp. 116–125.
SAC-1993-AgostiC #automation #information retrieval: A Methodology for the Automatic Construction of a Hypertext for Information Retrieval (MA, FC), pp. 745–753.
HT-ECHT-1992-Bolter #artificial reality #future of: Virtual Reality and the Future of Hypertext (JDB), p. 2.
HT-ECHT-1992-BuchananZ #behaviour #documentation #specification: Specifying Temporal Behavior in Hypermedia Documents (MCB, PZ), pp. 262–271.
HT-ECHT-1992-Caloini #approach #modelling: Matching Hypertext Models to Hypertext Systems: A Compilative Approach (AC), pp. 91–101.
HT-ECHT-1992-Coover #named: Hypertext: Beyond the End of the Book (RC), p. 289.
HT-ECHT-1992-DavisHHHW #towards: Towards an Integrated Information Environment with Open Hypermedia Systems (HCD, WH, IH, GH, RW), pp. 181–190.
HT-ECHT-1992-Eco #education #learning #multi: Hypermedia for Teaching and Learning: A Multimedia Guide to the History of European Civilization (MuG) (UE), p. 288.
HT-ECHT-1992-FreiS #using: Making Use of Hypertext Links when Retrieving Information (HPF, DS), pp. 102–111.
HT-ECHT-1992-Gibbs #video: Video Nodes and Video Webs: Uses of Video in Hypermedia (SJG), p. 3.
HT-ECHT-1992-GronbaekT #design: Design Issues for a Dexter-Based Hypermedia System (KG, RHT), pp. 191–200.
HT-ECHT-1992-GuinanS #information retrieval #using: Information Retrieval from Hypertext using Dynamically Planned Guided Tours (CG, AFS), pp. 122–130.
HT-ECHT-1992-Haake #named: CoVer: A Contextual Version Server for Hypertext Applications (AH), pp. 43–52.
HT-ECHT-1992-JonesS #flexibility: Imagined Conversations: The Relevance of Hypertext, Pragmatism, and Cognitive Flexibility Theory to the Interpretation of “Classic Texts” in Intellectual History (RAJ, RS), pp. 141–148.
HT-ECHT-1992-LandowK #independence #web: Where’s the Hypertext? The Dickens Web as a System-Independent Hypertext (GPL, PK), pp. 149–160.
HT-ECHT-1992-LeluF #approach #information retrieval #paradigm: Hypertext Paradigm in the Field of Information Retrieval: A Neural Approach (AL, CF), pp. 112–121.
HT-ECHT-1992-MarmannS #authoring #towards: Towards a Better Support for Hypermedia Authoring: The HYDESIGN Model (MM, GS), pp. 232–241.
HT-ECHT-1992-OgawaTTH #design: Design Strategies for Scenario-Based Hypermedia: Description of its Structure, Dynamics, and Style (RO, ET, DT, KH), pp. 71–80.
HT-ECHT-1992-Osterbye #problem #version control: Structural and Cognitive Problems in Providing Version Control for Hypertext (KØ), pp. 33–42.
HT-ECHT-1992-QuintV #documentation: Combining Hypertext and Structured Documents in Grif (VQ, IV), pp. 23–32.
HT-ECHT-1992-Ritchie #future of #question: The Future of Electronic Literacy: Will Hypertext Ever Find Acceptance? (IR), p. 1.
HT-ECHT-1992-RizkS #multi #named: Multicard: An Open Hypermedia System (AR, LS), pp. 4–10.
HT-ECHT-1992-StreitzHHLSST #authoring #named: SEPIA: A Cooperative Hypermedia Authoring Environment (NAS, JMH, JH, ACL, WS, HS, MT), pp. 11–22.
HT-ECHT-1992-WiilL #distributed #named #using: Hyperform: Using Extensibility to Develop Dynamic, Open and Distributed Hypertext Systems (UKW, JJL), pp. 251–261.
HT-ECHT-1992-ZhengP #using: Using Statecharts to Model Hypertext (YZ, MCP), pp. 242–250.
CHI-1992-MynattLIFR #question: Hypertext or Book: Which is Better for Answering Questions? (BTM, LML, KI, JF, DSR), pp. 19–25.
HT-1991-Akscyn: The ACM Hypertext Compendium: Lessons in Hypertext Publishing (RMA), p. 403.
HT-1991-Arons #named #navigation: Hyperspeech: Navigating in Speech-Only Hypermedia (BA), pp. 133–146.
HT-1991-BassettiPS #effectiveness #using: Applications Navigator: Using Hypertext to Support Effective Scientific Information Exchange (OB, DP, MS), pp. 411–416.
HT-1991-BernsteinBFGLZ #navigation #problem: Structure, Navigation, and Hypertext: The Status of the Navigation Problem (MB, PJB, MEF, RJG, GPL, PZ), pp. 363–366.
HT-1991-BernsteinBJM #architecture: Architectures for Volatile Hypertext (MB, JDB, MJ, EM), pp. 243–260.
HT-1991-Bieber #interface #modelling: Issues in Modeling a “Dynamic” Hypertext Interface for Non-Hypertext Systems (MB), pp. 203–217.
HT-1991-BotafogoS #identification: Identifying Aggregates in Hypertext Structures (RAB, BS), pp. 63–74.
HT-1991-Boy #documentation: Indexing Hypertext Documents in Context (GAB), pp. 51–61.
HT-1991-CatlinGL: Hypermedia Templates: An Author’s Tool (KSC, LNG, JAL), pp. 147–160.
HT-1991-CreechFG #component #reuse #using: Using Hypertext in Selecting Reusable Software Components (MLC, DFF, MLG), pp. 25–38.
HT-1991-EganLKLRLL #library: Hypertext for the Electronic Library? CORE Sample Results (DEE, ML, RDK, CCL, JRR, MLL, TKL), pp. 299–312.
HT-1991-Ess: The Pedagogy of Computing: Hypermedia in the Classroom (CE), pp. 277–289.
HT-1991-EubanksY #named: SAL: A Hypermedia System (CE, YY), pp. 427–428.
HT-1991-FrisseCH #named #research: WALT: A Research Environment for Medical Hypertext (MEF, SBC, SWH), pp. 389–394.
HT-1991-GarzottoPS #design #named: HDM — A Model for the Design of Hypertext Applications (FG, PP, DS), pp. 313–328.
HT-1991-GertleyM: Hypermedia Applied to Manufacturing Environments (GGG, BRM), pp. 419–424.
HT-1991-HaraKW #database #exception #implementation: Implementing Hypertext Database Relationships through Aggregations and Exceptions (YH, AMK, GW), pp. 75–90.
HT-1991-JacksonY #named #prototype: InterMail: A Prototype Hypermedia Mail System (SLJ, NY), pp. 405–410.
HT-1991-Joyce: Storyspace as a Hypertext System for Writers and Readers of Varying Ability (MJ), pp. 381–387.
HT-1991-KaindlS #perspective #representation: Hypertext and Structured Object Representation: A Unifying View (HK, MHS), pp. 345–358.
HT-1991-KaltenbachRF: Screen Management in Hypertext Systems with Rubber Sheet Layouts (MK, FR, CF), pp. 91–105.
HT-1991-LaiM: Flying Through Hypertext (PL, UM), pp. 123–132.
HT-1991-MalcolmPS #enterprise #industrial #requirements #scalability: Industrial Strength Hypermedia: Requirements for a Large Engineering Enterprise (KCM, SEP, DS), pp. 13–24.
HT-1991-MarshallHRJ #named: Aquanet: A Hypertext Tool to Hold Your Knowledge in Place (CCM, FGH, RAR, WCJJ), pp. 261–275.
HT-1991-Meyrowitz: Hypertext and Pen Computing (NKM), p. 379.
HT-1991-Moulthrop: Beyond the Electronic Book: A Critique of Hypertext Rhetoric (SM), pp. 291–298.
HT-1991-NanardN #using: Using Structured Types to Incorporate Knowledge in Hypertext (JN, MN), pp. 329–343.
HT-1991-Parunak #reasoning #set #taxonomy: Don’t Link Me In: Set Based Hypermedia for Taxonomic Reasoning (HVDP), pp. 233–242.
HT-1991-SamuelsonG #analysis #library: Intellectual Property Rights for Digital Library and Hypertext Publishing Systems: An Analysis of Xanadu (PS, RJG), pp. 39–50.
HT-1991-SmithS #collaboration #named: ABC: A Hypermedia System for Artifact-Based Collaboration (JBS, FDS), pp. 179–192.
HT-1991-StottsF #adaptation: Dynamic Adaptation of Hypertext Structure (PDS, RF), pp. 219–231.
VLDB-1991-GhandeharizadehRAQ #parallel: Object Placement in Parallel Hypermedia Systems (SG, LR, ZA, WQ), pp. 243–254.
CHI-1991-SebrechtsJL #design #interface: Hypermedia and echocardiography: an interface design for guided discovery (MMS, CCJ, PL), pp. 435–436.
SIGIR-1991-AgostiCG #retrieval: A Two-Level Hypertext Retrieval Model for Legal Data (MA, RC, GG), pp. 316–325.
SIGIR-1991-Lelu #algorithm #automation #generative #incremental #information retrieval #probability: Automatic Generation of Hypertext Links in Information Retrieval Systems: A Stochastic and an Incremental Algorithm (AL), pp. 326–335.
ECHT-1990-AfratiK #query: A Hypertext Model Supporting Query Mechanisms (FNA, CDK), pp. 52–66.
ECHT-1990-Andersen #approach #towards: Towards an Aesthetics of Hypertext Systems. A Semiotic Approach (PBA), pp. 224–237.
ECHT-1990-Bechtel: Inside Macintosh as Hypertext (BLB), pp. 312–323.
ECHT-1990-BeeriK #logic #query: A Logical Query Language for Hypertext Systems (CB, YK), pp. 67–80.
ECHT-1990-Bernstein: An Apprentice That Discovers Hypertext Links (MB), pp. 212–223.
ECHT-1990-Brown #documentation #quality: Assessing the Quality of Hypertext Documents (PJB), pp. 1–12.
ECHT-1990-Bruza #named #novel: Hyperindices: A Novel Aid for Searching in Hypermedia (PB), pp. 109–122.
ECHT-1990-FountainHHD #named: MICROCOSM: An Open Model for Hypermedia with Dynamic Linking (AMF, WH, IH, HCD), pp. 298–311.
ECHT-1990-HofmannSL #approach #information management: An Integrated Approach of Knowledge Acquisition by the Hypertext System CONCORDE (MH, US, HL), pp. 166–179.
ECHT-1990-IrlerB: Non-Intrusive Hypertext Anchors and Individual Colour Markings (WJI, GB), pp. 261–273.
ECHT-1990-McCallBDOSW #named: PHIDIAS: Integrating CAD Graphics into Dynamic Hypertext (RM, PRB, PSD, JLO, FMSI, NFW), pp. 152–165.
ECHT-1990-MylonasH: Hypertext from the Data Point of View: Paths and Links in the Perseus Project (EM, SH), pp. 324–336.
ECHT-1990-OgawaHK: Scenario-Based Hypermedia: A Model and a System (RO, HH, AK), pp. 38–51.
ECHT-1990-PintadoT #named #navigation: SaTellite: Hypermedia Navigation by Affinity (XP, DT), pp. 274–287.
ECHT-1990-PuttressG #approach #tool support: The Toolkit Approach to Hypermedia (JJP, NMG), pp. 25–37.
ECHT-1990-SchuttS #database #named #relational: HyperBase: A Hypermedia Engine Based on a Relational Database Management System (HS, NAS), pp. 95–108.
ECHT-1990-SchwabeFK: Intelligent Hypertext for Normative Knowledge in Engineering (DS, BF, WGK), pp. 123–136.
ECHT-1990-ShermanHMN #multi #overview #tool support: Building Hypertext on a Multimedia Toolkit: An Overview of Andrew Toolkit Hypermedia Facilities (MS, WJH, MM, TPN), pp. 13–24.
ECHT-1990-StottsF #composition #scripting language: Hierarchy, Composition, Scripting Languages, and Translators for Structured Hypertext (PDS, RF), pp. 180–193.
ECHT-1990-Wilson #database: Links and Structures in Hypertext Databases for Law (EW), pp. 194–211.
VLDB-1990-CliftonG #database: Indexing in a Hypertext Database (CC, HGM), pp. 36–49.
VDME-1990-Lange #approach #formal method #prototype #specification #using: A Formal Approach to Hypertext using Post-Prototype Formal Specification (DBL), pp. 99–121.
CHI-1990-Salomon #design: Designing casual-user hypertext: the CHI 1989 InfoBooth (GS), pp. 451–458.
SEKE-1990-KehL #design #named #petri net: HelpDez: Colored-Petri-Net-Based Hypermedia Help System Designer (HCK, TGL), pp. 245–250.
SIGIR-1990-Coombs #automation: Hypertext, Full Text, and Automatic Linking (JHC), pp. 83–98.
HT-1989-BairdEKSS #aspect-oriented #design: Cognitive Aspects of Designing Hypertext Systems (PB, DEE, WK, JS, NAS), p. 397.
HT-1989-BalzerBGSS #re-engineering: Hypertext and Software Engineering (RB, MLB, PKG, MDS, BS), pp. 395–396.
HT-1989-BernsteinCMSL: Indexing and Hypertext (MB, JC, NM, RMS, MCVL), pp. 387–390.
HT-1989-BieberFFHPS: Expert Systems and Hypertext (MB, SF, MEF, PH, GP, WS), pp. 391–392.
HT-1989-CatlinBY #collaboration #framework #named: InterNote: Extending a Hypermedia Framework to Support Annotative Collaboration (TC, PB, NY), pp. 365–378.
HT-1989-ClitherowRM #named #navigation: VISAR: A System for Inference and Navigation in Hypertext (PC, DR, MM), pp. 293–304.
HT-1989-ConsensM #query: Expressing Structural Hypertext Queries in GraphLog (MPC, AOM), pp. 269–292.
HT-1989-CroftT #retrieval: A Retrieval Model for Incorporating Hypertext Links (WBC, HRT), pp. 213–224.
HT-1989-CrouchCA #clustering #information retrieval #using: The Use of Cluster Hierarchies in Hypertext Information Retrieval (DBC, CJC, GA), pp. 225–237.
HT-1989-EhrmannEMW #education: Hypertext and Higher Education: A Reality Check (SCE, SE, KM, RFEW), p. 393.
HT-1989-EvensonRW #design #representation #towards: Towards a Design Language for Representing Hypermedia Cues (SE, JR, WW), pp. 83–92.
HT-1989-FischerMM #design #knowledge-based #named: JANUS: Integrating Hypertext with a Knowledge-Based Design Environment (GF, RM, AIM), pp. 105–117.
HT-1989-FrisseC #information retrieval: Information Retrieval from Hypertext: Update on the Dynamic Medical Handbook Project (MEF, SBC), pp. 199–212.
HT-1989-JordanRJR #development #ide: Facilitating the Development of Representations in Hypertext with IDE (DSJ, DMR, AMSJ, RAR), pp. 93–104.
HT-1989-JoyceKMM: Hypertext, Narrative, and Consciousness (MJ, NK, JM, SM), pp. 383–384.
HT-1989-MarshallI #how #online: Guided Tours and On-Line Presentations: How Authors Make Existing Hypertext Intelligible for Readers (CCM, PMI), pp. 15–26.
HT-1989-Moulthrop: Hypertext and “the Hyperreal” (SM), pp. 259–267.
HT-1989-Nielsen #matter #usability: The Matters that Really Matter for Hypertext Usability (JN), pp. 239–248.
HT-1989-Parunak #navigation: Hypermedia Topologies and User Navigation (HVDP), pp. 43–50.
HT-1989-Perlman #design #development #evaluation: Asynchronous Design/Evaluation Methods for Hypertext Technology Development (GP), pp. 61–81.
HT-1989-RousSYY #lessons learnt: Lessons Learned from the ACM Hypertext on Hypertext Project (BR, BS, NY, EAY), pp. 385–386.
HT-1989-SchnaseL #biology #modelling: Computational Hypertext in Biological Modelling (JLS, JJL), pp. 181–197.
HT-1989-ShipmanCG #collaboration #distributed #research: Distributed Hypertext for Collaborative Research: The Virtual Notebook System (FMSI, RJC, GAG), pp. 129–135.
HT-1989-YoderW #using: Using Hypertext in a Law Firm (EAY, TCW), pp. 159–167.
HT-1989-Young #challenge: Hypertext Challenges in the Auditing Domain (LDY), pp. 169–180.
HT-1989-Zellweger #documentation: Scripted Documents: A Hypermedia Path Mechanism (PZ), pp. 1–14.
VLDB-1989-Rossiter #database: Database Support for Hypertext (BNR), p. 183.
CHI-1989-EganRLLG #analysis #behaviour #evaluation: Behavioral evaluation and analysis of a hypertext browser (DEE, JRR, TKL, CCL, LMG), pp. 205–210.
CHI-1989-Glushko: Transforming text into hypertext for a compact disc encyclopedia (RJG), pp. 293–298.
CHI-1989-WhalenP #information management #natural language: Conversational hypertext: information access through natural language dialogues with computers (TW, ASP), pp. 289–292.
CHI-1989-YoderAM #collaboration: Collaboration in KMS, a shared hypermedia system (EAY, RMA, DLM), pp. 37–42.
CAiSE-1989-BuorsV #documentation: Edition of Structured Documents in a Hypertext Environment (CB, JLV).
SIGIR-1989-TimpkaPHWT #knowledge base: A Hypertext Knowledge Base for Primary Care — LIMEDS in LINCKS (TT, LP, PH, SW, GT), pp. 221–228.
CSCW-1988-ConklinB #named #policy: gIBIS: A Hypertext Tool for Exploratory Policy Discussion (JC, MLB), pp. 140–152.
CSCW-1988-Trigg #communication #tool support: Guided Tours and Tabletops: Tools for Communicating in a Hypertext Environment (RHT), pp. 216–226.
SIGIR-1988-Wilson #information retrieval: Integrated Information Retrieval for Law in a Hypertext Environment (EW), pp. 663–677.
HT-1987-AkscynMY #distributed #named: KMS: A Distributed Hypermedia System for Managing Knowledge in Organizations (RMA, DLM, EAY), pp. 1–20.
HT-1987-BeemanABLMMS: Hypertext and Pluralism: From Lineal to Non-Lineal Thinking (WOB, KTA, GB, JL, APM, PM, MS), pp. 67–88.
HT-1987-BolterJ: Hypertext and Creative Writing (JDB, MJ), pp. 41–50.
HT-1987-CampbellG #automaton #named: HAM: A General-Purpose Hypertext Abstract Machine (BC, JMG), pp. 21–32.
HT-1987-Collier #named #semantics: Thoth-II: Hypertext with Explicit Semantics (GHC), pp. 269–289.
HT-1987-ConklinB #design #named: gIBIS: A Hypertext Tool for Team Design Deliberation (JC, MLB), pp. 247–251.
HT-1987-Crane: From the Old to the New: Integrating Hypertext into Traditional Scholarship (GRC), pp. 51–55.
HT-1987-Frisse: Searching for Information in a Hypertext Medical Handbook (MEF), pp. 57–66.
HT-1987-Garg #abstraction: Abstraction Mechanisms in Hypertext (PKG), pp. 375–395.
HT-1987-GargS #design #information management #on the #re-engineering: On Designing Intelligent Hypertext Systems for Information Management in Software Engineering (PKG, WS), pp. 409–432.
HT-1987-Halasz #generative: Reflections on NoteCards: Seven Issues for the Next Generation of Hypermedia Systems (FGH), pp. 345–365.
HT-1987-Jones #parametricity #tool support: Developing and Distributing Hypertext Tools: Legal Inputs and Parameters (HWJI), pp. 367–374.
HT-1987-Landow: Relationally Encoded Links and the Rhetoric of Hypertext (GPL), pp. 331–343.
HT-1987-Marshall #problem #representation #using: Exploring Representation Problems Using Hypertext (CCM), pp. 253–268.
HT-1987-NeuwirthKCG: The Notes Program: A Hypertext Application for Writing from Source Texts (CN, DK, RC, TG), pp. 121–141.
HT-1987-Raskin: The Hype in Hypertext: A Critique (JR), pp. 325–330.
HT-1987-RaymondT #taxonomy: Hypertext and the New Oxford English Dictionary (DRR, FWT), pp. 143–153.
HT-1987-RemdeGL #automation #named #question: SuperBook: An Automatic Tool for Information Exploration — Hypertext? (JRR, LMG, TKL), pp. 175–188.
HT-1987-SmithWF: A Hypertext Writing Environment and its Cognitive Basis (JBS, SFW, GJF), pp. 195–214.
HT-1987-SmolenskyBFKL #constraints: Constraint-Based Hypertext for Argumentation (PS, BB, BF, RK, CHL), pp. 215–245.
HT-1987-TriggI #case study #experience: Hypertext Habitats: Experiences of Writers in NoteCards (RHT, PMI), pp. 89–108.
HT-1987-Walker #delivery #documentation #interface: Document Examiner: Delivery Interface for Hypertext Documents (JHW), pp. 307–323.
HCI-CE-1987-Seeley #collaboration #design #object-oriented #user interface: An Object-oriented Reference Model for User Interface Design, Hypertext and Collaboration (DAS), pp. 575–582.
DAC-1987-Lee #quote: “?”: A Context-Sensitive Help System Based on Hypertext (WL), pp. 429–435.
SIGMOD-1986-DelisleS #named: Neptune: a Hypertext System for CAD Applications (NMD, MDS), pp. 132–143.
CSCW-1986-DelisleS #clustering #concept #named: Contexts: a partitioning concept for hypertext (NMD, MDS), pp. 147–152.
CSCW-1986-GarrettSM #design #documentation #named: Intermedia: issues, strategies, and tactics in the design of a hypermedia document system (LNG, KES, NKM), pp. 163–174.
OOPSLA-1986-Meyrowitz #architecture #framework #named #object-oriented: Intermedia: The Architecture and Construction of an Object-Oriented Hypermedia System and Applications Framework (NKM), pp. 186–201.