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ORCIDSIGWEB Newsletter, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, 2000
- Robert Kendall:
Stalking the wild Hypertext: the electronic literature directory. 9-11 - Adrian Miles
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Dateline: San Antonio, Monday, June 5, 2000. 12-14 - Uffe Kock Wiil, Kenneth M. Anderson:
Report from the second international workshop on structural computing: ACM HT 2000 San Antonio, Texas June 3, 2000. 15-17 - Siegfried Reich:
A brief summary of OHS6 - the 6th workshop on open Hypermedia systems. 18-19 - Einat Amitay:
Workshop report: information doors - where information search and Hypertext link. 20-21 - Deena Larsen:
Workshop report: 4th Hypertext writers' workshop: The messenger morphs the media. 22-26 - Simon Buckingham Shum:
Workshop report: computer-supported collaborative argumentation for learning communities. 27-30 - Peter J. Wasilko:
Trip report: the University of Maryland human-computer interaction laboratory's 17th annual symposium and open house. 31-34 - Peter J. Wasilko:
Workshop report: online communities.: supporting sociability, designing usability. 32-33 - Bill Bly:
Learn navigation: doing without the narrator in artifactual fiction. 34-37 - Yellowlees Douglas:
Playing the numbers: M.D. Coverley's Fibonacci's Daughter. 38-41
Volume 9, Numbers 2-3, June - October 2000
- Robert Kendall:
Hypertext: foe to print? 5-7 - Jim Whitehead:
As we do write: hyper-terms for hypertext. 8-18 - Gene Golovchinsky:
Going back in hypertext. 19-21
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