Hyperdoc: An Adaptive Narrative System for Dynamic Multimedia Presentations
Hyperdoc: An Adaptive Narrative System for Dynamic Multimedia Presentations
Previous approaches to adaptive presentation have highlighted conflicts of interest between adapting the content, media type or quality and structure of a presentation. By using the three level model of narrative as a starting point, we can gain a greater understanding of the relationship between these. In this paper we present the prototype Hyperdoc system, which applies adaptive techniques at the separate levels of narrative in order to achieve a tailored web presentation within a certain domain.
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Millard, Dave E., Bailey, Christopher P., Brody, Timothy D., Dupplaw, David P., Hall, Wendy, Harris, Steve W., Page, Kevin R., Power, Guillermo and Weal, Mark J.
(2003)
Hyperdoc: An Adaptive Narrative System for Dynamic Multimedia Presentations
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Abstract
Previous approaches to adaptive presentation have highlighted conflicts of interest between adapting the content, media type or quality and structure of a presentation. By using the three level model of narrative as a starting point, we can gain a greater understanding of the relationship between these. In this paper we present the prototype Hyperdoc system, which applies adaptive techniques at the separate levels of narrative in order to achieve a tailored web presentation within a certain domain.
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Published date: January 2003
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report number is ECSTR-IAM02-006 - this was originally a paper produced for the Multimedia 2002 conference
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Web & Internet Science
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Local EPrints ID: 257279
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/257279
ISBN: 0854327908
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Date deposited: 26 Jun 2003
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Dave E. Millard
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Christopher P. Bailey
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Timothy D. Brody
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David P. Dupplaw
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Steve W. Harris
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Kevin R. Page
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Guillermo Power
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Mark J. Weal
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