HT '10
Proceedings of the 21st ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · 2010-06-14 – 2010-06-17
59 items, indexed here with links to the ACM Digital Library.
Adaptation
Algorithms and Methods
Demonstrations
Discussion Paper
ELearning and Navigation
Frontiers
Information Searching
Keynote
Networked Communities
Panel
Posters
SnoopyDB: Narrowing the Gap between Structured and Unstructured Information using Recommendations — Wolfgang Gassler, Günther Specht, Michael Tschuggnall, Eva Zangerle
Citation Based Plagiarism Detection - A New Approach to Identify Plagiarized Work Language Independently — Jöran Beel, Bela Gipp
Balancing Content Contextualization and Accessibility in Engineering Assessment — Susan McCahan, Chirag Variawa
Assessing Users’ Interactions for Clustering Web Documents: A Pragmatic Approach — Luis A. Leiva, Enrique Vidal
Adaptation and Search: from Dexter and AHAM to GAF — Paul M.E. de Bra, Evgeny Knutov, Mykola Pechenizkiy
Brickstreams: Physical Hypermedia Driven Customer Insight — Mohamed Dekhil, Riddhiman Ghosh, Jhilmil Jain
Collaborative Identification and Annotation of Government Deep Web Resources: A Hybrid Approach — W. Scott Hayes, Chen Huang, Paul T. Jaeger, Xin Jin, James E. Hayes, Yan Qu, John Wells, Pengyi Zhang
Visual Summaries of Data: A Spatial Hypertext Approach to User Feedback — Paul Mulholland, Zdenek Zdrahal, Annika L. Wolff
Dealing with the Video Tidal Wave: The Relevance of Expertise for Video Tagging — Alvin Chin, Sara Darvish
Spatial Contiguity and Implicit Learning in Hypertext — Daniel Hoffmann, Antonios Saravanos, Seungoh Paek
Search Your Interests Everywhere!: Wikipedia-Based Keyphrase Extraction from Web Browsing History — Mitsumasa Kondo, Akimichi Tanaka, Tadasu Uchiyama
Leveraging Multi-faceted Tagging to improve Search in Folksonomy Systems — Fabian Abel, Ricardo Kawase, Daniel Krause
Recommenders
Tagging
User Models
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