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Topic: writing hypertext
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hypertext rhetoric
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intertextuality and hypertext
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linearization of hypertext
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problems with writing hypertext
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text markup and structured text
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writing
Subtopic: linear vs. non-linear text
Quote: SuperBook automatically converts text into richly, browsable text [»remdJR11_1987]
Subtopic: guidebook vs. encyclopedia
Quote: the non-linearizability of a set of choices is length of a complete linearization divided by number of distinct information atoms [»shasD4_1986] Quote: measure non-linearizability as # of views that require a new ordering [»shasD12_1987] Quote: linear text & literary contract: few examples, one abstraction level [»shasD12_1987]
Subtopic: relations
Quote: a guidebook is a better Hypertext application than an encyclopedia [»shasD4_1986]
Subtopic: different kinds of writing
Quote: write hypertext by indicating relations and their meaning Quote: establish sequences of hypertext invoked by a user action
Subtopic: reader vs. writer
Quote: when writing need different modes for different kinds of thinking [»smitJB6_1987] Quote: writing is transforming an associative network, to hierarchy, to linear [»smitJB6_1987] Quote: writing bottom-up during exploration and top-down for hierarchy [»smitJB6_1987] Quote: WE is based on a cognitive model of written communication [»smitJB6_1987]
Subtopic: usability testing
Quote: in Guide, both readers and authors are the same [»browPJ11_1987]
Quote: added paragraphs and transitions to answer queries that failed in testing
[»whalT5_1989]
Topic: hypertext rhetoric (17 items)
Topic: intertextuality and hypertext (11 items)
Topic: linearization of hypertext (23 items)
Topic: problems with writing hypertext (12 items)
Topic: text markup and structured text (25 items)
Topic: writing
(32 items)