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Hypertext Douglas Engelbart Best Paper Award

The Douglas Engelbart Best Paper Award for best paper, which is named after Douglas C. Engelbart, in recognition of his life’s work and contributions to the field of hypertext and hypermedia.


2026

Bob Rimington, Jack Brett and Charlie Hargood

Linked Locative Ludonarrative and Heritage Hypertext Harmonies

2025

Alessio Antonini, Lucia Lupi, Mariusz Pisarski and Sam Brooker

Literary Hypertext, AI, and Google's New Web: An Aesthetics Discussion

2024

Joey Donald Jones, David Millard

Experiencing The Authorial Burden.

2023


Mark Anderson and David Millard

Seven Hypertexts.

2022

Mark Bernstein and Stee McMorris

Links Of Darkness: Hypertext And Horror.

2021

Alisa Rieger, Tim Draws, Mariët Theune and Nava Tintarev

This Item Might Reinforce Your Opinion: Obfuscation and Labeling of Search Results to Mitigate Confirmation Bias.

2020

Alessio Antonini, Francesca Benatti and Sally Blackburn-Daniels

On Links To Be: Exercises in Style #2.

2019

Jacob Wobbrock, Anya Hsu, Marijn Burger and Michael Magee

Isolating the Effects of Web Page Visual Appearance on the Perceived Credibility of Online News among College Students.

2018

Lemei Zhang, Peng Liu and Jon Atle Gulla

A Deep Joint Network for Session-based News Recommendations with Contextual Augmentation.

2017

Ujwal Gadiraju, Jie Yang and Alessandro Bozzon

Clarity is a Worthwhile Quality - On the Role of Task Clarity in Microtask Crowdsourcing.

2016

Charlie Hargood, Verity Hunt, Mark Weal and David Millard

Patterns of Sculptural Hypertext in Location Based Narratives.

2015

Axel Schulz, Benedikt Schmidt, and Thorsten Strufe

Small-Scale Incident Detection based on Microposts.

2014

Georges Gouriten, Silviu Maniu, and Pierre Senellart

Scalable, Generic, and Adaptive Systems for Focused Crawling.

2013

David Millard, Charlie Hargood, Michael Jewell, and Mark Weal

Canyons, Deltas and Plains: Towards a Unified Sculptural Model of Location-Based Hypertext.

2012

Björn Elmar Macek, Christoph Scholz, Martin Atzmüller, and Gerd Stumme

Anatomy of a Conference.

2011

Ricardo Kawase, George Papadakis, Eelco Herder and Wolfgang Nejdl

Beyond the Usual Suspects: Context-Aware Revisitation Support.

2010

James Goulding, Tim Brailsford and Helen Ashman

Hyperorders and Transclusion: Understanding Dimensional Hypertext.

2009

Nicolas Neubauer and Klaus Obermayer

Hyperincident Connected Components of Tagging Networks.

2008

Xiaolin Shi, Matthew Bonner, Lada Adamic and Anna Gilbert

The Very Small World of the Well-Connected.

2007

m. c. schraefel

What is an Analogue for the Semantic Web and Why is Having One Important?

2006

Kenneth Anderson, Allan Hansen, and Niels Olof Bouvin

Templates and Queries in Contextual Hypermedia.

2005

Stuart Moulthrop

What the Geeks Know: Hypertext and the Problem of Literacy.

2004

David Kolb

Twin Media : Hypertext Structure Under Pressure

2003


Jocelyne Nanard, Marc Nanard and Peter King

IUHM, a Hypermedia-Based Model for Integrating Open Services, Data and Metadata.