| 
|
QuoteRef: frisME7_1988
topics >
all references >
ThesaHelp:
references e-f
ThesaHelp:
ACM references f-l
Topic:
examples of manual hypertext systems
Topic:
loosely structured data
Topic:
information retrieval by following links
Topic:
using keywords to search hypertext
Topic:
hypertext browser
Topic:
problems with reading hypertext
Topic:
problem of assigning names
Topic:
searching hypertext
Topic:
hypertext links
Topic:
using annotations in hypertext
Topic:
history list in hypertext
Topic:
interrupting interpersonal communication
Topic:
examples of coordination systems
Group:
information retrieval
Topic:
change notification
Reference
Frisse, M.E., "Searching for information in a hypertext medical handbook", Communications of the ACM, 31, 7, July 1988, pp. 880-886. Google
880 ;;Quote: medical students record clinical heuristics in notebooks called 'peripheral brains'; organized for access
881 ;;Quote: Hypertext as independent, unstructured documents or as semantic links for graph-traversal; pattern-matching vs. browsing
881+ ;;Quote: in Hypertext can either specify queries (small-document) or browsing (graph-traversal)
882 ;;Quote: in a graphical browser for Hypertext, the author's interpretation of link icons should match the users' interpretations
882 ;;Quote: Hypertext searches should rank hits by weighting
884 ;;Quote: a Hypertext link asserts conditional dependency between the utilities of two cards
884 ;;Quote: readers like to use highlighters to emphasize their view and annotation to convey additional meaning
885 ;;Quote: Hypertext should support readers tendency to turn pages back and forth
885 ;;Quote: Hypertext should save place at an interruption; if extended, should provide contextual information
885 ;;Quote: medical information searchers need an agenda-keeper to keep track of new ideas, readings, and tasks
ThesaHelp: references e-f (168 items)
ThesaHelp: ACM references f-l (241 items)
Topic: examples of manual hypertext systems (6 items)
Topic: loosely structured data (20 items)
Topic: information retrieval by following links (23 items)
Topic: using keywords to search hypertext (26 items)
Topic: hypertext browser (23 items)
Topic: problems with reading hypertext (9 items)
Topic: problem of assigning names (25 items)
Topic: searching hypertext (17 items)
Topic: hypertext links (45 items)
Topic: using annotations in hypertext (13 items)
Topic: history list in hypertext (26 items)
Topic: interrupting interpersonal communication (13 items)
Topic: examples of coordination systems (23 items)
Group: information retrieval (25 topics, 662 quotes)
Topic: change notification (19 items)