Accepted Posters and Demostrations

The following Posters have been accepted for presentation at Hypertext 2008. 

• Tad Hogg and Gabor Szabo. Diversity of Online Community Activities
  
  
• Misook Heo and Myongho Yi. An Empirical Study of the Learning Effect of an Ontology-Driven Information System
  
  
• Madson Diniz. EFL and Hypertext: Using WebQuests to Maximize English Teaching
  
  
• Chris Pilgrim. Improving the Usability of Web 2.0 Applications
  
  
• Jae Kyung Kim, Rosta Farzan and Peter Brusilovsky. Spatial Annotation and Social Navigation Support for Electronic Books
  
  
• Marek Tomsa and Maria Bielikova. Hyperlinks Visualization using Social Bookmarking
  
  
• Federica Cena, Francesca Carmagnola, Omar Cortassa, Cristina Gena, Yiwen Wang, Natalia Stash and Lora Aroyo. Tag Interoperability in Cultural Web-based Applications
  
  
• Andre Panisson, Giancarlo Ruffo and Rossano Schifanella. X-Hinter: a Framework for Implementing Social Oriented Recommender Systems
  
  
• Markus Ketterl, Johannes Emden and Joerg Brunstein. Social Selected Learning Content Out of Web Lectures
  
  
• Amir Pourabdollah, Tim Brailsford and Helen Ashman. Are We Talking About the Same Structure? A Unified Approach to Hypertext Links, XML, RDF and Zigzag
  
  
• Weigang Wang. PowerMeeting: GWT-Based Synchronous Groupware
  
  
• Javier Bravo Agapito, Alvaro Ortigosa and Cesar Vialardi. ASquare: A Powerful Evaluation Tool for Adaptive Hypermedia Course System
  
  
• Romain Vuillemot and Beatrice Rumpler. Mapping Visualization On-Demand Onto a Virtual Globe: An Appealing Complement to Browser-Based Navigation
  
  
• Athanasios Papagelis, Manos Papagelis and Christos Zaroliagis. iClone: Towards Online Social Navigation
  
  
• Ronen Vaisenberg, Arjun Satish, Keith Mogensen, Ramesh Jain and Sharad Mehrotra. A New Approach for Adding Browser Functionality
  
  
• Senom Yalcin. Writing On The Blog: An Assemblage Analysis
  
  
• Jessica Rubart. Hypermedia Design Patterns
  
  
• I-Han Hsiao, Qi Li and Yi-Ling Lin. Educational Social Linking in Example Authoring
  
  
• Michael Yudelson and Natalya Goreva. Providing Social Navigation within Annotated Examples