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Blustein May 21, 2011 Contents 1 Keywords iii 2 Selected Topics vi 2.1 Annotation . vi 2.2 Cognitive factors in HT . vi 2.2.1 Individual Differences . vii 2.2.2 Spatial Ability . vii 2.3 Navigation & Shape . vii 2.4 Collections . viii 2.4.1 Bibliographies . viii 2.4.2 Searchable Catalogues . viii 2.4.3 Journals to watch . viii 2.4.4 Special Journal Issues . viii 3 Classics, Meta-analyses, Reviews, and Surveys x 3.1 Hypertext . x 3.2 Annotation . x 3.3 Navigation & Shape . x 3.4 User Acceptance of Technology . x 3.5 Fisheye views . x 3.6 The vocabulary problem . x 3.7 Metrics and measures of hypertext structures . xi 3.8 Inter-linker consistency and well-trodden paths . xi 3.9 IR similarity measures . xi 3.10 Cognitive factors in HT . xi 3.10.1 Individual Differences . xi 3.10.2 Spatial Ability . xii 3.11 How to present experimental results . xii 3.12 The Dexter Hypertext Reference Model . xii 3.13 Browsing . xii 3.14 Cognitive walkthrough technique . xii 3.15 Link structures . xii 3.16 Probabilistic models in IR . xii i 3.17 HCI Handbooks . xii 4 Research and Writing Guides xiii Index 191 ii 1 Keywords 1. Hypertext 2. Fields related to HT • General Hypertext – General – General (Background) • collaboration (group) – HT Methodology – Intro – Definition • groupware – Justification – Review • database • HT Models – Dexter_Model • annotation – Amsterdam_Model – model:. • e-pubs – SGML • Links – taxonomy of link_types • hardware – link_structures – link_patterns ! link_structures – taxonomy 3. AI [as applied to HT] – theory – (see also Guided_Tour in AutoGen) • Automatic Generation of Hypertext – Auto (AI) • AI – AutoGen – AutoGen (Document Analysis) • AI (reasoning system) – AutoGen (IR/NLP) – Concept_Identification – phrase • NLP – Conversion – Guided_Tour • Neural_net • Writing/Authoring/Creating Hypertext – Authoring • Semantic_net – Authoring/Conversion – Design • – Design Decisions CYC – Indexing – Methodology • Misc (AI) 1suggested reading for CS 6606 2domain experts vs. novices 3read for GSLIS 861 iii 4. Human Factors 5. Information Retrieval • Evaluation/Testing • Baysian (probability) – Evaluation • Categorization – [HT] Metric[s] • correspondance_analysis – Testing • Clustering – Usability • Information_Filtering • Human-Computer Interaction • Information_Retrieval – HCI • LSI – task_analysis • MDS – mental/cognitive models • full_text – cultural_factors • probabilistic_IR 1 – 6606 • Ward’s_Method • CogPsych • weighting – indiv_diffs • spreading_activation – Spatial_Ability 6. Bloom_Filter – Reading – Expertise2 7. Miscellaneous – 8613 / menus • Classic • Interfaces • Misc (AI) – fisheye_view • Misc (Other field [non-HT]) – interface • Legal_Issues [in HT] 8. HT Systems • [HT] System Issues – Essence – MARS • System – EXPLICIT – MEDLARS – AIDA – gIBIS (group IBIS) – MICROCOSM – Andrew4 – HyperLaw – MUCH – browserware5 – HYPERLINE – Multivalent Document – CDWord – IBIS – NoteCards – CODER (AI) – Information Lens – NUDIST – CONCORDE – JANUS – OHS6 – CORE – KIM – QCIP – CYC (AI model) – LOCKE – SatTellite – DalText – MAESTRO – SemNet 4The keyword ‘Andrew’ refers to both the Andrew Toolkit & the Andrew File system. 5See also WWW [MB97] 6OHS=Open Hypertext Systems(s) iv – SFS – TOPIC (AI) – WordNet – SMART – TREC – WWW – SUE – VIBE – Xanadu – SuperBook – VISAR – Xtract – TEXTNET – WEBSs7 – XLibris 7WEBs=Woven Electronic Book System with scripts v 2 Selected Topics 2.1 Annotation • Cathy Marshall [Mar98b, Mar98a] • Campbell and Maglio [CM99] about annotation not interfering and sometimes helping • O’Hara and Sellen [OS97] • Ovsiannikov et al. from the Brain group in IJHCS [OAM99] • Price et al. about XLibris [PGS98, SPG98] • See also Digital Libraries and Mobility by Marshall et al. [MGP01] 2.2 Cognitive factors in HT • Nielsen’s The Matters That Matter [Nie89] • Bryce Allen’s 1991 ARIST chapter [All91] • Dillon and Gabbard [DG98] • Dillon (1996) user analysis in HCI [DW96] • Dillon Human factors in journal usage [DRM89] • Chen and Rada’s meta-analysis [CR96] • Rouet’s cog psych paper at HT91 [Rou92] • Charney’s chapter [Cha94] • Wright’s HT keynote [Wri91] • Wright’s To Jump or Not To Jump [Wri93] • Wright in NATO Conference [Wri90] • Nielsen’s (1995) chapter [Nie95b] • Dillon’s survey of reading from paper vs. screen [Dil92] J See also Section 3.10 vi 2.2.1 Individual Differences • Special Issue of JASIS (April 2001) [Cha00] • Dillon in IJHCS [DW96] • Dillon & Gabbard in Rev. Ed. Res. [DG98] • Chen & Rada [CR96] were surprised to find no differences except spatial ones • Does Bryce Allen’s ARIST chapter [All91] say anything about this? J See also Section 3.10.1 2.2.2 Spatial Ability • Bryce Allen in DL’98 [All98] • McDonald and Stevenson about disorientation [MS96] • Chen and Czerwinski [CC97] for an investigation and good background section • Chen and Rada [CR96] found an effect of spatial ability on performance in their meta-analysis • Trumbo [Tru98] in interactions • Others – McDonald and Stevenson [MS99] – Medyckyj-Scott in 1992 Geoforum [MS92b] – O’Hara and Sellen [OS97] – Edwards and Hardman [EH89] – Hofman and van Oostendorp [Hv99] 2.3 Navigation & Shape • Navigation Through Complex Information Spaces in Hypertext in Context [MDR91b] • A Framework for Navigation [Spe99] • Spatial-Semantics: How Users Derive Shape from Information Space [Dil00] • Effects of Text Structure and Prior Knowledge of the Learner on Navigation in Hypertext [MS98a] • Navigation in hyperspace: An evaluation of the effects of navigational tools and subject matter expertise on browsing and information retrieval in hypertext [MS98b] • Spatial Ability and Visual Navigation: An Empirical Study [CC97] • ‘Lost in Hyperspace’: Cognitive Mapping and Navigation in a Hypertext Environment [EH89] • Domain Knowledge, Interest, and Hypertext Navigation: A Study of Individual Differences [LK98] vii 2.4 Collections 2.4.1 Bibliographies • Appendices in Nielsen’s books [Nie90c, Nie95a] • Reviews of hypertext literature [Par93a, Par94] • Miscellaneous Bibliographies [Fra88, Kah90, LKS93] • Eastgate Compendium [Sys] 2.4.2 Searchable Catalogues • The HCI Bibliography [Per92] • Bowerbird [MM] is for hypertext theory • ACM DL [Ass] is for all ACM publications 2.4.3 Journals to watch • The New Review of HM & MM [The ] • JoDI [JoD] • Intl. J. of Human-Computer Studies [IJHb] • Intl. J. of Human-Computer Interaction [IJHa] • interactions [int ] • ACM TOCHI [ACM ] • ACM TOIS [ACMb] • Interacting with Computers [Inta] • Applied Ergonomics • Information Retrieval [Inf] • JASIS [Joub] 2.4.4 Special Journal Issues Computing Surveys December 1999 (Hypertext) [AS99] IEEE Computer January 1988 (Electronic Publishing Technologies) [IEE88] viii JASIS • April 2001 (Individual Differences In Virtual Environments) [Cha00] • May 1989 (Hypertext) (according to Nielsen [Nie90c, p. 205]) TOIS January 1989 (Hypertext) [OIS89] Byte October 1988 (Hypertext) [Byt88] Communications of the ACM • Jul. 1988 (Hypertext) [CAC88] • Feb. 1994 (Hypermedia) [CAC94] • Aug. 1995 (Designing Hypermedia Applications) [Mic95, Bie] • May 2001 and Apr. 1995 (Digital Libraries) [Edw01, Edw95] • Jul. 1989 (Interactive Technologies) • Jul. 1994 (Intelligent Agents) ACM Queue • April 2004 (Search engines) [Que04] • March 2003 (Web services) [Que03] SysAdmin • March 2003 (Security) [Sys03] • August 2002 (Intrusion detection) [Sys02] Ergonomics November 1998 (Task Analysis) [Ann98] International Journal of Human-Computer Studies (IJHCS) July 2005 (HCI research in privacy and security) [Int05] ACM interactions May + June 2006 (HCI and security: A Contradiction in Terms?) [int06] ix 3 Classics, Meta-analyses, Reviews, and Surveys • Meta-analyses in general see Hedges & Olkin [HO85] 3.1 Hypertext • intro and survey of hypertext by Jeff Conklin [Con87, Con91] • Bush’s memex [Bus45] • view from 1988 about where HT has to go [Hal88] • Literary Machines [Nel90] • Galotti has some intro stuff about meta-analyses [Gal94b, pp. 423,431] 3.2 Annotation Annotation Technology [OAM99] contains a review 3.3 Navigation & Shape • A Framework for Navigation [Spe99] • Spatial-Semantics: How Users Derive Shape from Information Space [Dil00] • Navigation Through Complex Information Spaces in Hypertext in Context [MDR91b] 3.4 User Acceptance of Technology • Mahmood et al.’s meta-analysis [MBGJ00] • Nielsen & Levy’s preference vs. performance [NL94] • Dillon & Morris’s ARIST chapter [DM96] 3.5 Fisheye views • fisheye view paper [Fur86] is a good place to start • Kim and Hirtle [KH95] suggest type of interfaces, including fisheyes, to help with HT disori- entation 3.6 The vocabulary problem • Furnas et al. [FLGD87] • Krovetz & Croft [KC92] x 3.7 Metrics and measures of hypertext structures Botafogo et al. [BRS92] 3.8 Inter-linker consistency and well-trodden paths • Ellis et al. in J.Doc [EFHW94a] • Ellis et al. in JASIS [EFW96] • Ellis et al. in Comp. Surveys [FEW99] • Pausch and Detmer in EPodd [PD90] 3.9 IR similarity measures • Jones & Furnas’s Pictures of Relevance [JF87] • Ellis et al. [EFHW93] • Wong & Yao [WY92] • Zobel & Moffat [ZM98] • Korfhage and Yang’s A Cautionary Tale [KY91] 3.10 Cognitive factors in HT • Reading from paper vs. screens (Dillon, 1992) [Dil92] • Cognitive research in information science(Allen, ARIST 1991) [All91] • Review of education research (and crit. of Chen & Rada’s meta-analysis by Dillon and Gabbard in 1998) [DG98] • User analysis in HCI (Dilon, 1996) [DW96] • Chen & Rada’s meta-analysis [CR96] • Nielsen’s 1995 chapter about hypertext usability [Nie95b] • See also SuperBook experiences