Hypertext in Context
Cliff McKnight, Andrew Dillon, John Richardson
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Cliff McKnight, Andrew Dillon, John Richardson
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Acknowledgements 1. How did we get here? 2. Linearity and hypertext 3. Users, tasks and information 4. Navigation through complex information spaces 5. Creating hypertext 6. Hypertext, learning and education 7. The hypertext database: a case study 8. Where do we go from here? Glossary References Author index Subject index.
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Acknowledgements 1. How did we get here? 2. Linearity and hypertext 3. Users, tasks and information 4. Navigation through complex information spaces 5. Creating hypertext 6. Hypertext, learning and education 7. The hypertext database: a case study 8. Where do we go from here? Glossary References Author index Subject index.
Key concepts: Hypertext, Index (typography), Glossary, Computer science, Context (archaeology), World Wide Web, Subject (documents), Information retrieval