Hypertext as Method

Atzenbeck, Claus; Nürnberg, Peter J.

doi:10.1145/3342220.3343669

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“…Furthermore, we have demonstrated in various current or past projects that the system can be used for different domains, including software engineering [26] or industry applications [5]. Each of them uses specific features, such as specialized knowledge bases or different sets of structure services (e.g., for supporting spatial, navigational, hierarchical, or metadata structures).…”

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Intelligent Hypertext for Video Selection

Purucker

Atzenbeck

Roßner

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Human Factors in Hypertext

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In this paper, we describe our project DemoMedia, a software demonstrator that combines hypertext and recommender functionality in the context of video acquisition or use. DemoMedia fills the gap that exists in today's video platforms which include recommender functionalities, but only trivial support for users to structure information. Thus, users are forced to write down notes from or about videos (needed for various reasons) on additional media, such as paper. This opens a media gap between video platform and notetaking or communication to others. DemoMedia becomes a note taking and communication tool for the user, as it offers a knowledge space on which users can freely arrange and associate information. Furthermore, its intelligent parsers compute relations that are implicitly expressed and queries knowledge bases for relevant information or related videos. Those get positioned on the space in a semantically meaningful way. DemoMedia and the underlying component-based open hypermedia system Mother combine both the machine's capability of extracting knowledge from huge amounts of data and the human capability of sensemaking, intuition, and creativity. CCS CONCEPTS • Human-centered computing → User studies; Hypertext / hypermedia; Graphical user interfaces.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intelligent Hypertext for Video Selection

Purucker

Atzenbeck

Roßner

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Human Factors in Hypertext

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“…We see an urgent need to improve our daily work by offering system-wide hypermedia concepts as also proposed in structural computing [24] and by using hypermedia as a general method [1]. We are further encouraged to continue the challenging undertaking of integrating an RSL-enabled hypermedia engine by the many opportunities we see for enhanced interactions in cross-media information spaces, as well as by the fact that also some major operating system vendors were already playing with the idea.…”

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Back to the Future: Bringing Original Hypermedia and Cross-Media Concepts to Modern Desktop Environments

Signer

Roels

Barlingen

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 32st ACM Conference on Hypertext and Social Media

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“…Rather than try to rationalise IDN as Hypertext, or vice-versa, in this paper we instead consider "Hypertext as Method", an approach that uses Hypertext as a method of inquiry to understand different types of systems [5]. In this way Hypertext acts as a lens through which we can understand the common hypertextuality of different IDN systems, creating an analytical tool which can show how IDN forms are related to one another.…”

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Hypertext as a Lens into Interactive Digital Narrative

Millard

Hargood

2021

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Interactive Narrative is blessed with a myriad of forms, this richness makes it hard to compare IDN systems or to develop general theories and tools as each example can seem like a special case. We take the approach of using hypertext as a method of inquiry to explore the similarities of different IDN forms. Using the Interactive Process Model to scope our analysis we systematically examine IDN from the perspective of hypertext structure. We show that hypertext can coherently explain the transition functions (the parts of the system that manages narrative state) across calligraphic, sculptural (storylets), adaptive, database driven, parser, and game narratives. In doing so we define a Hypertext Lens, made of layers of lexia state, story state, world model, and story engine. We also show how sculptural systems, parser fiction, and game narratives make use of interaction and presentation engines that complement and build upon these structures. Rather than trying to reconcile hypertext and IDN our approach instead presents hypertext as a useful thought pattern for approaching IDN that can bridge the gap between IDN forms and clarify their relationships to one another. Our analysis clearly shows a fluidity of form, encourages experimentation, and provides a mechanism through which theory can be applied widely.

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Hypertext as Method

Cited by 23 publications

References 48 publications

Intelligent Hypertext for Video Selection

Intelligent Hypertext for Video Selection

Back to the Future: Bringing Original Hypermedia and Cross-Media Concepts to Modern Desktop Environments

Hypertext as a Lens into Interactive Digital Narrative

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