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Topic:
problem solving
Topic:
commitment as a system
Group:
user interface for hypertext
Topic:
scrolling a window
Topic:
problems with fragmentation in hypertext
Topic:
specification is infeasible
Topic:
hypertext rhetoric
Topic:
using annotations in hypertext
Topic:
shared information for collaborative work
Topic:
types of hypertext links
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color in user interfaces
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standards
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using keywords to search hypertext
Topic:
definition by example
Reference
Begeman, M.L., Conklin, J., "The right tool for the job", BYTE, pp. 255-266, October 1988. Google
255 ;;Quote: DesignJournal captures the design rationale and commitments to resolve problems
255 ;;Quote: IBIS supports problem solving by conversation between stakeholders
256 ;;Quote: GIBIS interface consists of a graphical browser, an index, an inspection window, and a control panel
256 ;;Quote: snap scrolling is centering window at mouse click; for fine-tuning and diagonal scrolling
260 ;;Quote: in problem formulation shouldn't break thoughts into discrete units; form is vague, contradictory, and incomplete
260 ;;Quote: Hypertext forces ideas into fine-grained fragments while obscuring the larger idea being developed
260 ;;Quote: Hypertext nodes are separated from their context, unlike traditional linear text
260 ;;Quote: collaborative work is substantive, annotative, or procedural
262 ;;Quote: using color to data type links and nodes is helpful in GIBIS
262 ;;Quote: color monitors have a large machine-to-machine variation; prevents standardized color mappings
262 ;;Quote: query by example to search for Hypertext nodes with matching attributes
266 ;;Quote: GIBIS used more than PlaneText due to a close match between GIBIS and the IBIS method
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Topic: problem solving (32 items)
Topic: commitment as a system (22 items)
Group: user interface for hypertext (5 topics, 109 quotes)
Topic: scrolling a window (9 items)
Topic: problems with fragmentation in hypertext (13 items)
Topic: specification is infeasible (46 items)
Topic: hypertext rhetoric (17 items)
Topic: using annotations in hypertext (13 items)
Topic: shared information for collaborative work (35 items)
Topic: types of hypertext links (19 items)
Topic: color in user interfaces (7 items)
Topic: standards (12 items)
Topic: using keywords to search hypertext (26 items)
Topic: definition by example (26 items)