Topic: hypertext as unstructured information
Topic: hypertext rhetoric
Topic: problems with cognitive overhead of hypertext
Topic: problems with disorientation in hypertext
Topic: problems with fragmentation in hypertext
Topic: problems with reading hypertext
Topic: problems with writing hypertext
Group: user interface for hypertext
Topic: problems with information retrieval
Topic: comparing paper to electronic access to information
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Summary
This section discusses problems with hypertext. With the Web, hypertext became an important media. Search is the primary access method. (cbb 3/07)
Subtopic: search vs. links
Quote: associations is not enough: need searching by semantics, need derived information [»vandA7_1988]
| Subtopic: implicit vs. explicit links
Quote: with named relationships can not follow paths implicitly defined by the data [»kentW_1978]
| Subtopic: isolated nodes vs. groups of nodes and links
Quote: in Hypertext no way to deal with groups of nodes and links as an entity [»halaFG7_1988]
| Subtopic: generic vs. task-specific
Quote: generic Hypertext is not well adapted to any specific task [»halaFG7_1988]
| Subtopic: broken links
Quote: a link requires the continued existence of its objects; what happens when object is deleted [»kentW_1978]
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Group: problems with hypertext
Topic: hypertext as unstructured information (4 items)
Topic: hypertext rhetoric (17 items)
Topic: problems with cognitive overhead of hypertext (20 items)
Topic: problems with disorientation in hypertext (18 items)
Topic: problems with fragmentation in hypertext (13 items)
Topic: problems with reading hypertext (9 items)
Topic: problems with writing hypertext (12 items)
Related Topics
Group: user interface for hypertext (5 topics, 110 quotes)
Topic: problems with information retrieval (51 items)
Topic: comparing paper to electronic access to information (35 items)
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