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ORCIDIWHD 1995: Montpellier, France
- Sylvain Fraïssé, Franca Garzotto, Tomás Isakowitz
, Jocelyne Nanard, Marc Nanard:
Hypermedia Design, Proceedings of the International Workshop on Hypermedia Design, IWHD 1995, Montpellier, France, June 1-2, 1995. Workshops in Computing, Springer 1996, ISBN 3-540-19985-3
Design Methods
- Alicia Díaz, Tomás Isakowitz:
RMCase: Computer-Aided Support for Hypermedia Design and Development. 3-15 - Kasper Østerbye:
Structural Constraints in Rich Hypertexts. 16-29 - Rory Bernard, Richard Crowder, Ian Heath, Wendy Hall:
Authoring a Large Scale Industrial Hypermedia Application: A Case Study. 30-31 - Erica de Vries, Andrée Tiberghien, Guy Petitot:
Learning Processes and Knowledge Representation in the Design of Educational Hypermedia. 32-33 - Daniel Schwabe, Simone Diniz Junqueira Barbosa:
Navigation Modeling in Hypermedia Applications. 34-35
Multimedia Modelling and Design
- Takeshi Shimizu, Osamu Nakamura, Yasushi Kiyoki:
Multimedia Document System for Temporal and Spatial Structuring. 39-58 - Thomas Prückler, Michael Schrefl:
Modeling Corresponding Information Content between Multimedia Data. 59-69 - Anne Brossier-Wansek, Michel Mainguenaud:
Documented Maps or How to merge a Hypermedia System and a Geographic Information System. 70-71 - Rob Wilkins, Steve Griffiths, Paul H. Lewis, Wendy Hall, Hugh C. Davis:
The MAVIS Microcosm Extensions for Content Based Navigation and Retrieval. 72-73
Higher Structures in Hypermedia Design Spaces
- Montassar BenMrad, Christine Vanoirbeek, Giovanni Coray:
Designing Virtual Hypertexts with Aggregates. 77-92 - Mountaz Zizi:
Providing Maps to Support the Early Stage of Design in Hypermedia Systems. 92-104 - Alan F. Smeaton:
Building Hypertexts under the Influence of Topology Metrics. 105-106
User-Interface Design for Hypermedia
- Paul Kahn:
Global and Local Hypermedia Design in the Encyclopaedia Africana. 109-122 - Gustavo Rossi, Daniel Schwabe, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena, Donald D. Cowan:
An Object-Oriented Model for Designing the Human-Computer Interface Of Hypermedia Applications. 123-143 - Roger Nkambou, Luc Quirion, Claude Frasson, Marc Kaltenbach:
A Simulation-based Authoring System for Multimedia Demonstration Design. 144-145 - Licia Calvi, Walter Geerts:
Are User Models Necessary in Hypermedia Design? 146-147
Building Distributed Web Applications
- Lisa Friendly:
The Design of Distributed Hyperlinked Programming Documentation. 151-173 - Gary Hill, Wendy Hall, David De Roure, Les Carr:
Applying Open Hypertext Principles to the WWW. 174-181 - Richard Furuta, Catherine C. Marshall:
Genre as Reflection of Technology in the World-Wide Web. 182-195 - Alberto Rodrigues da Silva, José Borbinha, José C. Delgado:
Organizational Management System in an Heterogeneous Environment - A WWW Case Study. 196-198 - Eleonora Bilotta, Mariano Fiorito, Dario Iovane, Pietro S. Pantano:
A WWW Hypermedia Prototype. 199-201 - Catherine Comparot, Florence Sèdes:
Towards a Functionnally Complete Hypermedia System: An Approach Based on Tool Integration. 202-203
Hyperdialogs
- Mark Bernstein:
Conversations with Friends: Hypertexts With Characters. 207-215 - Jaime Sánchez, Mauricio Lumbreras, Luis Mariano Bibbo:
Hyperstories for Learning. 216-225 - Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra:
A Method that Improves the Design of Hypermedia: Semiotics. 226-227 - A. Tejani, J. T. Sykes:
Can Analogies in Hypermedia Help the Learning Process? 228-229
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