2. UK Hypertext 1989: York

Ray McAleese, Catherine Green (Eds.): Hypertext: State of the Art. Papers presented at the Hypertext 2 conference, York, 1989. Intellect Ltd., Oxford, 1990, ISBN 1-871516-08-0

Navigation and Browsing

Heather A. Stark: What Do Readers Do to Pop-Ups, and Pop-Ups Do to Readers? 2-9
Cliff McKnight, Andrew Dillon, John Richardson: A Comparison of Linear and Hypertext Formats in Information Retrieval. 10-19
Andrew F. Monk: Getting to Known Locations in a Hypertext. 20-27
Craig D. B. Boyle, James R. Snell: Intelligent Navigation for Semistructured Hypertext Documents. 28-42
Hans Peter Brøndmo, Glorianna Davenport: Creating and Viewing the Elastic Charles - A Hypermedia Journal. 43-51
Ian D. Benest: A Hypertext System with Controlled Hype. 52-63
Jakob Nielsen, Uffe Lyngbæk: Two Field Studies of Hypermedia Usability. 64-72
Annette Simpson, Cliff McKnight: Navigation in Hypertext: Structural Cues and Mental Maps. 73-83
Patricia Wright, Ann Lickorish: An Empirical Comparison of Two Navigation Systems for Two Hypertexts. 84-93

Hypertext and Learning

Aude Dufresne, Nicolas Jolin, Alain Senteni: Hypertext Documents for the Learning of Procedures. 96-104
Christopher J. Colbourn, Tracey Cockerton-Turner: Using Hypertext for Educational "Help" Facilities. 105-113
Neville A. Stanton, R. B. Stammers: Learning Styles in a Non-Linear Training Environment. 114-120
J. Terry Mayes, Michael R. Kibby, Anthony Anderson: Signposts for Conceptual Orientation: Some Requirements for Learning from Hypertext. 121-129
Alan Dyer: An Examination of Hypertext as an Authoring Tool in Art and Design Education. 130-135
Gordon Howell: Hypertext Meets Interactive Fiction: New Vistas in Creative Writing. 136-141
David H. Jonassen: Semantic Network Elicitation: Tools for Structuring Hypertext. 142-152

Prototypes

Toh-Tzu Koh, Peing Ling Loo, Tat-Seng Chua: On the Design of a Frame-Based Hypermedia System. 154-165
Roderick I. Nicolson: Towards the Third Generation: The Case for IKBH (Intelligent Knowledge-Based Hypermedia) Environments. 166-173
Robert W. Lawler: CASE: A Case Analysis Support Environment. 174-182
Sebastian Rahtz, Les Carr, Wendy Hall: Creating Multimedia Documents: Hypertext Processing. 183-192
Nigel T. Fletton: A Hypertext Approach to Browsing and Documenting Software. 193-204
Richard Furuta, P. David Stotts: Separating Hypertext Content from Structure in Trellis. 205-213
Philip J. Gartshore: Hypertext as a Programming Environment for the Authoring and Production of Interactive Videodisc Training Packages. 214-222

Designing Hypertext and Hypertext and Design

Thomas Knopik, Sigrid Ryser: AI Methods for Structuring Hypertext Information. 224-230
John C. Chen, Thomas W. Ekberg, Craig W. Thompson: Querying an Object-Oriented Hypermedia System. 231-238
Peter J. Thomas, Michael A. Norman: Interacting with Hypertext: Functional Simplicity without Conversational Competence. 239-243
Yutaka Hirakawa, Shuichi Uchida, Michihiro Monden: Hypermedia as a Communication Design Software Support. 244-251
Lynda Hardman, Brian S. Sharratt: User-Centred Hypertext Design: The Application of HCI Design Principles and Guidelines. 252-259
Ian Sommerville, Neil Haddley, John A. Mariani, Ronnie Thomson: The Designer's Notepad - A Hypertext System Tailored for Design. 260-266