Track 3: Linking documents (Adaptive Hypertext and Narrative Connections)
Chairs
Paul de Bra, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
David Millard, Southampton University, UK
Track Program Committee
Helen Ashman
Shlomo Berkovsky
Mark Bernstein
Maria Bielikova
Peter Brusilovsky
Federica Cena
Nathalie Colineau
Alexandra Cristea
Rosamund Davies
Peter Dolog
Erik Duval
Steve Ersinghaus
Rosta Farzan
Mark Finlayson
Luis Francisco-Revilla
Jill Freyne
Efstratios Gallopoulos
Cristina Gena
Charlie Hargood
Simon Harper
Clare Hooper
Akihiro Kashihara
Hartmut Koenitz
David Kolb
Seamus Lawless
Nikos Manouselis
Alex Mitchell
Wolfgang Müller
Frank Nack
Paolo Petta
Siegfried Reich
Lloyd Rutledge
Demetrios Sampson
Reid Swanson
Manolis Tzagarakis
Carsten Ullrich
Marian Ursu
Vincent Wade
Rainer Wasinger
Mark Weal
Annika Wolff
Goals
Hypertext made non-linear interaction with documents possible,
be it in learning material, encyclopaedic information sources
or storytelling. This track focuses on the new developments
that make this interaction more dynamic, using adaptive and
dynamic hypertext that results in personalized content and
interaction. The "hypertext experience" is being
augmented by dynamically changing the hypertext as interaction
occurs. The "story" (factual or fictional) is created
not just through authoring but also through the dynamics of the
system and by the user's interaction with it.
Topics of interest
Open Hypermedia
Computational Hypertext Models
Web, Link and Narrative Analysis
Automated and Interactive Storytelling and Narrative Generation
Adaptive Hypertext Frameworks, Toolkits and Applications
Adaptive Authoring and Design
Usability and Scrutability of Adaptive and Dynamic Hypermedia
Novel Information Interfaces and Navigation Support
Enhancing Hyperspace with Generated Recommendations
Adaptive Educational Hypermedia
Location-based Digital Storytelling
Collaborative Storytelling Technologies
Narrative on the Web and in Social Media
Narrative Authoring Tools, Methods and Technologies
Privacy and Ethical Issues in Hypertext and Digital Storytelling
