Adaptive hypermedia through contextualized open hypermedia structures

Bailey, Christopher; Hall, Wendy; Millard, David E.; Weal, Mark J.

doi:10.1145/1281485.1281487

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“…In addition, the meta-system executes an automatic propagation mechanism in the other subsystems. (Bailey et al 2007), and allows different sets of links to be dynamically applied to the content. To this end, both SEM-HP and FOHM internally treat the links as objects of first class.…”

Section: Memorization Subsystemmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evolutionary authoring tool for adaptive hypermedia with multimodal navigation

Medina-Medina

Molina-Ortiz

Padilla-Zea

et al. 2013

New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia

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This paper discusses the importance of user adaptation and software evolution in hypermedia applications, and reviews some of the most relevant approaches to both fields. The paper describes a model that has been conceived for the development, maintenance and navigation of adaptive hypermedia systems. This model, called SEM-HP, includes an incremental design process, a layered architecture and an authoring tool integrated with a navigation tool. SEM-HP architecture is composed of four subsystems which allow the separation of aspects related to knowledge representation, presentation, navigation and user adaptation. In addition, SEM-HP has a higher layer, which acts as a meta-system and allows a consistent evolution of the elements defined in each of the four subsystems, as well as their automatic co-evolution. Regarding user interaction, four alternative ways of navigating hypermedia information are supported.Finally, the paper shows the main results of two case studies carried out with the authoring and navigation tool, JSEM-HP, at the University of Granada, Spain.

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Section: Memorization Subsystemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Similarly, in FOHM, each data object (item in SEM-HP) has a behaviour object attached to update the client's UM when the file referred to is displayed (Bailey et al 2007). …”

Section: Update Rulesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolutionary authoring tool for adaptive hypermedia with multimodal navigation

Medina-Medina

Molina-Ortiz

Padilla-Zea

et al. 2013

New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia

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“…When 1 While Johann Carolus (publisher of the Relation) had previously published hand-written newsletters, it was in 1605 that he first published a printed report after buying a complete printing shop because it took 'too much time copying by hand'. 2 Others cite Benjamin Franklin's 1744 catalog of scientific books as the first mail-order catalog [23].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…E.g., Bailey et al studied the creation of adaptive systems using an open hypermedia approach [2]. While WARP V.I.P.…”

Section: Adaptive Hypermediamentioning

confidence: 99%

Interpreting the layout of web pages

Francisco-Revilla

Crow

2009

Proceedings of the 20th ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia

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Web pages such as news and shopping sites often use modular layouts. When used effectively this practice allows authors to present clearly large amounts of information in a single page. However, while sighted people can visually parse and understand these complex layouts in seconds, current assistive technologies such as screen readers cannot. This puts visually impaired users at a great disadvantage. In order to design better assistive technologies, we conducted a study of how people interpret modular layouts of news and shopping Web pages. The study revealed that when the layout complexity increases, the interpretation process gets longer and the reading gets more varied. Also, before looking at the main content, users first frame the Web page by looking for familiar structural elements that can be used as references and entry points. These elements include navigational bars, search boxes, and ads. This implies that assistive technologies can reduce the time required to frame the pages if they help users identify reference points and entry points.

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“…The adaptive hyper- Kelly and Teevan (2003, p. 19) media systems are defined as "all hypertext and hypermedia systems which reflect some features of the user in the user model and apply this model to adapt various visible aspects of the system to the user" (Brusilovsky, 1996, p. 88). They combine system design with user modeling to fulfill the heterogeneous information needs of each individual user (Bailey, Hall, Millard, & Weal, 2007;Brusilovsky, 1996;Cannataro, Cuzzocrea, & pugliese, 2001). The hypermedia system is designed to adapt to users' goals, knowledge, background, hyperspace experience and preferences (Brusilovsky, 1996, p. 93-96).…”

Section: Adaptive Hypermedia Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Action-Object Pairs as a Conceptual Framework for Transaction Log Analysis

Zhang

2009

Handbook of Research on Web Log Analysis

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In this chapter, we present the action-object pair approach as a conceptual framework for conducting transaction log analysis. We argue that there are two basic components in the interaction between the user and the system recorded in a transaction log, which are action and object. An action is a specific expression of the user. An object is a self-contained information object, the recipient of the action. These two components form one interaction set or an action-object pair. A series of action-object pairs represents the interaction session. The action-object pair approach provides a conceptual framework for the collection, analysis, and understanding of data from transaction logs. We believe that this approach can benefit system design by providing the organizing principle for implicit feedback and other interactions concerning the user and delivering, for example, personalized service to the user based on this feedback. Action-object pairs also provide a worthwhile approach to advance our theoretical and conceptual understanding of transaction log analysis as a research method.

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Adaptive hypermedia through contextualized open hypermedia structures

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

Evolutionary authoring tool for adaptive hypermedia with multimodal navigation

Evolutionary authoring tool for adaptive hypermedia with multimodal navigation

Interpreting the layout of web pages

Using Action-Object Pairs as a Conceptual Framework for Transaction Log Analysis

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