Accepted Posters and Demostrations
The following Posters were presentated at Hypertext
2008.
- ASquare:
A Powerful Evaluation Tool for Adaptive Hypermedia Course System
Javier Bravo Agapito, Alvaro Ortigosa and Cesar Vialardi
- Tag Interoperability in Cultural Web-based Applications
Federica Cena,
Francesca Carmagnola, Omar Cortassa, Cristina Gena, Yiwen
Wang, Natalia Stash and Lora
Aroyo
- EFL and Hypertext: Using WebQuests to Maximize
English Teaching
Madson Diniz
- An Empirical Study of the Learning
Effect of an Ontology-Driven Information System
Misook Heo and Myongho Yi
- Diversity of Online Community Activities
Tad Hogg and Gabor Szabo
- Educational Social Linking in Example
Authoring
I-Han Hsiao,
Qi Li and Yi-Ling Lin
- Social Selected Learning Content Out of Web
Lectures
Markus Ketterl, Johannes
Emden and Joerg
Brunstein
- Spatial Annotation and Social Navigation Support
for Electronic Books
Jae Kyung Kim, Rosta
Farzan and Peter
Brusilovsky
- X-Hinter: a Framework for Implementing Social
Oriented Recommender Systems
Andre Panisson, Giancarlo
Ruffo and Rossano
Schifanella
- iClone: Towards Online Social Navigation
Athanasios Papagelis, Manos Papagelis and Christos
Zaroliagis
- Improving
the Usability of Web 2.0 Applications
Chris Pilgrim
- Are We Talking About the Same Structure?
A Unified Approach to Hypertext Links, XML, RDF and Zigzag
Amir Pourabdollah,
Tim Brailsford and Helen Ashman
- Hypermedia Design Patterns
Jessica Rubart
- Hyperlinks Visualization using Social Bookmarking
Marek Tomsa and Maria
Bielikova
- A New Approach for Adding Browser Functionality
Ronen Vaisenberg,
Arjun Satish, Keith Mogensen, Ramesh Jain and Sharad
Mehrotra
- Mapping Visualization On-Demand
onto a Virtual Globe: an Appealing Complement to Browser-Based Navigation (also in
SRC competition)
Romain Vuillemot
- PowerMeeting: GWT-Based Synchronous Groupware
Weigang Wang
- Writing On The Blog: An Assemblage Analysis
Senom Yalcin
- Providing Social Navigation
within Annotated Examples (also in SRC competition)
Michael Yudelson
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