Hypertext and the training of library and information studies students
As a result of the introduction of computers into teaching, a number of computer interfaces have been developed and used for teaching students at all levels. Among them, hypertext is one of the best known and most frequently discussed. Hypertext, as a non-sequential presentation of information, is a...
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Loughborough University
1993
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| Summary: | As a result of the introduction of computers into teaching, a number of computer interfaces have been developed and used for teaching students at all levels. Among them, hypertext is one of the best known and most frequently discussed. Hypertext, as a non-sequential presentation of information, is a fairly old concept, but it has only recently become available for teaching purposes in a cheap and flexible form. |
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