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Hypertext, Social Media, and Civic Engagement: How Hypertext is Ruining the World, and Might Just Save It
The world is facing massive problems that no single nation can solve. Global warming, COVID-19, abject poverty, endless wars, widening inequality, religious extremism, racial discrimination, white supremacy, and mental health crises are enormous threats ...
Time Travel: A Live Demo of the Intermedia Hypertext System - Circa 1989
In the late 1980s, before the WWW came to be, hypertext was a hot new field. Brown University's Institute for Information and Scholarship (IRIS) developed Intermedia, a networked, multiuser, multi application hypermedia system that was well-known and ...
WikiGaze: Gaze-based Personalized Summarization of Wikipedia Reading Session
Wikipedia is an open-content encyclopedia that receives billions of page views per month. It has been observed that in a single reading session, Wikipedia users visit multiple articles. To reduce the problems of overload and loss of information, there ...
Weblinks: Augmenting Web Browsers with Enhanced Link Services
Without any doubt, creating links and navigational trails is fundamental to hypertext. The Web is the widest spread representative among all systems in the history of hypertext, although its underlying core concept is kept simple. This is why the Web's ...
Transhierarchy: A stable tree view with transclusion for hypertext navigation
Transhierarchy is a method of navigating hypertext within a stable, hierarchical user interface. In a transhierarchy, a standard tree view is generated by traversing outbound links from a given node. Inbound links and their descendants are transcluded ...