An Analysis of Cross-Document Linking Mechanisms

Abstract

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Cross-Media Document Linking and Navigation

“…The fact that documents are often not used in isolation has been confirmed by HCI research investigating the user behaviour while reading and writing physical and digital documents [21]. According to Adler et al [1], cross-document referencing tasks form a significant part of the entire reading and writing activity.…”