The goal of this research is to provide hypermedia functionality to all information systems thatinteract with people. Hypermedia is a concept involving access to information, embodying thenotions of context-sensitive navigation, annotation and tailored presentation.We present the architecture of...

Hypermedia structuring and navigation requires design methodologies different from thosedeveloped for standard information systems. This article details our successful application ofRelationship Management Methodology (RMM), a hypermedia systems analysis and designmethodology, to ACM SIGLINK's...

The goal of this research is to provide hypermedia functionalityto all information systems that interact with people.Hypermedia is a concept involving access to information,embodying the notions of context-sensitive navigation, annotationand tailored presentation. This paper presents the...

This paper presents a logic modeling exercise in which we developtest and implement a logic model for a test editor and use it to testexisting test editing software. We begin by presenting a first orderHorn logic axiomatization of a text editor by providing domain equationsfor the primitive...

Increasingly, computerized systems tend to delegate certain portions of theirfunctionality to other systems. This is routinely done by systems that use DataBase Management Systems (DBMS) to manage their data. The DBMS is incharge of all data related operations. A similar phenomena is emerging in...

We view hypertext as an inherently dynamic concept to incorporate in the interface of dynamic information systems.What challenges does hypertext face in a constantly changing environment? In this paper, we discuss the benefitsand the problems we face in our research into hypertext-oriented...

Hypertext is one of those neat ideas in computing that periodicallyburst upon the scene, quickly demonstrating their usefulnessand gaining widespread acceptance. As interesting, useful and excitingas hypertext is, the concept has certain problems and limitations,many of which are widely...