HT'00 Full Papers

1. The travails of visually impaired Web travellers
   C. Goble, S. Harper & R. Stevens
2. An orthogonal taxonomy for hyperlink anchor generation in video streams using Ovaltine
   J. M. Smith, D. Stotts & S. Kim
3. Generating presentation constraints from rhetorical structure
   L. Rutledge, B. Bailey, J. van Ossenbruggen, L. Hardman & J. Geurts
4. Reusable hypertext structures for distance and JIT learning
   A. Spalter & R. Simpson
5. Linking by interacting: a paradigm for authoring hypertext
   M. Pimentel, G. Abowd & Y. Ishiguro
6. Automatic creation of exercises in adaptive hypermedia learning systems
   S. Fischer & R. Steinmetz
7. Integrating infrastructure: enabling large-scale client integration
   K. Anderson, C. Och, R. King & R. Osborne
8. Investigating link service infrastructures
   D. De Roure, N. Walker & L. Carr
9. A pragmatics of links
   S. P. Tosca
10. Arguments in hypertext
    L. Carter
11. FOHM: a fundamental open hypertext model for investigating interoperability between hypertext domains
    D. Millard, L. Moreau, H. Davis & S. Reich
12. Naming as a fundamental concept of open hypermedia systems
    M. Tzagarakis, N. Karousos, D. Christodoulakis & S. Reich
13. Hypermedia in the virtual project room toward open 3D spatial hypermedia
    P. Mogensen & K. Grønbæk
14. Defining logical domains in a Web site
    W. Li, O. Kolak, Q. Vu & H. Takano
15. Organizing topic-specific Web information
    S. Mukherjea
16. Clustering hypertext with applications to Web searching
    D. Modha & W. S. Spangler
17. The Pleasure Principle: immersion, engagement, flow
    Y. Douglas & A. Hargadon
18. Toward an organic hypertext
    R. Kendall & J. Rety
19. Hypertext interaction revisited
    G. Golovchinsky & C. Marshall
20. Finding linking opportunities through relationship-based analysis
    J. Yoo & M. Bieber
21. Ontology-supported and ontology-driven conceptual navigation on the World Wide Web
    M. Crampes & S. Ranwez
22. Automatically generated hypertext versions of scholarly articles and their evaluation
    J. Blustein

HT'00 Short Papers

1. XLink and open hypermedia systems
   B. Halsey & K. M. Anderson
2. Providing hypertextual functionalities with XML
   L. Bompani & F. Vitali
3. MORE THAN LEGIBLE: on links that readers don't want to follow
   M. Bernstein
4. Text and hypertext: always a binary relationship?
   L. Calvi
5. Visualizing interaction history on a collaborative Web server
   A. Dieberger & P. Lonnqvist
6. Context-aware hypermedia in a dynamically changing environment supported by a high-level Petri net
   J. Na & R. Furuta
7. Integration of navigational aids in the user interface
   M. Hascoet
8. Content permanence via versioning and fingerprinting
   J. Simonson et al.
9. Posties: A WebDAV application for collaborative work
   J. Feise
10. Designing user interfaces for collaborative Web-based open hypermedia
    N. O. Bouvin
11. Making a successful case for a hypertextual doctoral dissertation
    C. Boese
12. Structure problems in hypertext mysteries
    C. Willerton
13. From cinematographic to hypertext narrative 
    C. Mancini
14. A semiotic analysis of iMarketing tools
    M. Neumueller
15. Analysis of the authoring process of hypertext document
    M. Pohl & P. Purgathofer
16. Towards the prediction of development effort for Web applications
    E. Mendes & W. Hall
17. Automatically linking multimedia meeting documents by image matching
    P. Chiu et al.
18. Creation of interactive media content by the reuse of images
    T. Miyasato
19. Generating instructional hypermedia with APHID
    J. Thomson et al.
20. Adaptability in KDAEHS: an adaptive educational hypermedia system
    H. Xu et al.
21. Personal information everywhere
    B. Carmeli et al.
22. Navigational correlates of comprehension in hypertext
    J. E. McEneaney