2. Hypertext 1989: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Navigation in Context

• Polle Zellweger:
  Scripted Documents: A Hypermedia Path Mechanism. 1-14
  
• Catherine C. Marshall, Peggy M. Irish:
  Guided Tours and On-Line Presentations: How Authors Make Existing Hypertext Intelligible for Readers. 15-26
  
• Richard Furuta, P. David Stotts:
  Programmable Browsing Semantics in Trellis. 27-42
  
• H. Van Dyke Parunak:
  Hypermedia Topologies and User Navigation. 43-50
  

Hypertext Engineering

• Robert J. Glushko:
  Design Issues for Multi-Document Hypertexts. 51-60
  
• Gary Perlman:
  Asynchronous Design/Evaluation Methods for Hypertext Technology Development. 61-81
  
• Shelley Evenson, John Rheinfrank, Wendie Wulff:
  Towards a Design Language for Representing Hypermedia Cues. 83-92
  

Knowledge Representation

• Daniel S. Jordan, Daniel M. Russell, Anne-Marie S. Jensen, Russell A. Rogers:
  Facilitating the Development of Representations in Hypertext with IDE. 93-104
  
• Gerhard Fischer, Raymond McCall, Anders I. Mørch:
  JANUS: Integrating Hypertext with a Knowledge-Based Design Environment. 105-117
  
• Phil Hayes, Jeff Pepper:
  Towards an Integrated Maintenance Advisor. 119-127
  

Implementations and Interfaces

• Frank M. Shipman III, R. Jesse Chaney, G. Anthony Gorry:
  Distributed Hypertext for Collaborative Research: The Virtual Notebook System. 129-135
  
• Amy Pearl:
  Sun's Link Service: A Protocol for Open Linking. 137-146
  
• Michael Travers:
  A Visual Representation for Knowledge Structures. 147-158
  

Applications

• Elise A. Yoder, Thomas C. Wettach:
  Using Hypertext in a Law Firm. 159-167
  
• Laura De Young:
  Hypertext Challenges in the Auditing Domain. 169-180
  
• John L. Schnase, John J. Leggett:
  Computational Hypertext in Biological Modelling. 181-197
  

Information Retrieval I

• Mark E. Frisse, Steve B. Cousins:
  Information Retrieval from Hypertext: Update on the Dynamic Medical Handbook Project. 199-212
  
• W. Bruce Croft, Howard R. Turtle:
  A Retrieval Model for Incorporating Hypertext Links. 213-224
  
• Donald B. Crouch, Carolyn J. Crouch, Glenn Andreas:
  The Use of Cluster Hierarchies in Hypertext Information Retrieval. 225-237
  

Usability, Links, and Fiction

• Jakob Nielsen:
  The Matters that Really Matter for Hypertext Usability. 239-248
  
• Steven J. DeRose:
  Expanding the Notion of Links. 249-257
  
• Stuart Moulthrop:
  Hypertext and "the Hyperreal". 259-267
  

Information Retrieval II

• Mariano P. Consens, Alberto O. Mendelzon:
  Expressing Structural Hypertext Queries in GraphLog. 269-292
  
• Peter Clitherow, Doug Riecken, Michael Muller:
  VISAR: A System for Inference and Navigation in Hypertext. 293-304
  
• Michael Lesk:
  What To Do When There's Too Much Information. 305-318
  

Applications in Writing

• Christine Neuwirth, David Kaufer:
  The Role of External Representations in the Writing Process: Implications for the Design of Hypertext-Based Writing Tools. 319-341
  
• Norbert A. Streitz, Jörg Hannemann, Manfred Thüring:
  From Ideas and Arguments to Hyperdocuments: Travelling through Activity Spaces. 343-364
  
• Timothy Catlin, Paulette Bush, Nicole Yankelovich:
  InterNote: Extending a Hypermedia Framework to Support Annotative Collaboration. 365-378
  

Panels

• Robert M. Akscyn, Frank G. Halasz, Tim Oren, Victor A. Riley, Lawrence Welch:
  Interchanging Hypertexts. 379-381
  
• Michael Joyce, Nancy Kaplan, John McDaid, Stuart Moulthrop:
  Hypertext, Narrative, and Consciousness. 383-384
  
• Bernard Rous, Ben Shneiderman, Nicole Yankelovich, Elise A. Yoder:
  Lessons Learned from the ACM Hypertext on Hypertext Project. 385-386
  
• Mark Bernstein, James Critz, Nancy Mulvany, Rosemary Michelle Simpson, Mary-Claire Van Leunen:
  Indexing and Hypertext. 387-390
  
• Michael Bieber, Steven Feiner, Mark E. Frisse, Phil Hayes, Gerri Peper, Walt Scacchi:
  Expert Systems and Hypertext. 391-392
  
• Stephen C. Ehrmann, Steven Erde, Kenneth Morrell, Ronald F. E. Weissman:
  Hypertext and Higher Education: A Reality Check. 393
  
• Robert Balzer, Michael L. Begeman, Pankaj K. Garg, Mayer D. Schwartz, Ben Shneiderman:
  Hypertext and Software Engineering. 395-396
  
• Patricia Baird, Dennis E. Egan, Walter Kintsch, John Smith, Norbert A. Streitz:
  Cognitive Aspects of Designing Hypertext Systems. 397
  
• Frank G. Halasz, Donald L. McCracken, Norman K. Meyrowitz, Amy Pearl, Ben Shneiderman:
  Confessions - What's Wrong with Our Systems. 399

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