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15 wrz 2023 · Abstract. Hypertext, defined at the most essential level as “linked text,” and the hyperlink (shortened to simply “link”) serves as the foundation of much writing in digitally native spaces,...
hypertext appropriate for a world familiar with the Web: “Hypertext is a term coined by Ted Nelson for forms of hypermedia (human-authored media that branch or perform on request) that operate textually. Examples include the link-based ‘discrete hypertext’ (of which the Web is one example) and the level-of-detail-based ‘stretchtext ...
hypertext document. Designing a hypertext document is analogous to defining a database. Guidelines applicable to page content are similar in form and function to those of defining database entry specifications. In general, computer-based hypertext systems contain the following elements:
16 lis 2023 · Examples of Hypertext. Here are some examples of Hypertext: 1. Wikipedia Articles. Wikipedia is like a giant encyclopedia online, where you can learn about almost anything. The cool thing about Wikipedia is that the articles are all linked together.
The module contains two lessons on hypertext and intertext respectively, with expected learning outcomes of comprehending these concepts and applying them to analyze texts.
Based on a comparison between the main features of hypertext and those of printed text, I discuss the strategies that can be applied by hypertext readers to interact with the text and navigate through the complex network of hyperlinks.
Hypertext is a popular and interesting idea and many design approaches are possible; the intention here is not to do comparative product evaluations but to refer to concrete examples as a basis for discussion about general principles.
