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  • Microsoft Word - final-WAIM00-HMT.doc
    HMT: Modeling Temporal Aspects in Hypermedia Applications Günther Specht Technische Universität München Institut für Informatik Orleansstraße 34, D-81667 München specht@informatik.tu-muenchen.de Peter Zoller Bavarian Research Center for Knowledge-Based Systems (FORWISS) Orleansstraße 34, D-81667 München zoller@forwiss.de Abstract. Since today large hypermedia applications such as huge web sites or extensive CD-presentations cannot be built without a dedicated design phase any more, advanced methodologies for modeling these kinds of applications become more and more important. In this paper, we ...
    http://dbis-informatik.uibk.ac.at/files/ext/mitarbeiter/specht/lit/2000-WAIM-HMT.pdf
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    ... in current digital library systems: – The integration of full text retrieval library systems and multimedia database systems, which may be distributed or remote, into a progressive, interactive, multimedia digital library system, which offers the option of transparently including other systems (with often large ... and full text systems and merge the answers into one result, but they do not support multimedia documents, anno- tations, personal links or an adaptive personalization. The interoperability of digital libraries is an ...
    http://dbis-informatik.uibk.ac.at/files/ext/mitarbeiter/specht/lit/2000-ECDL-OMNIS2.pdf
  • A00-IDEAS-gras.dvi
    ... is applicable for the personalisation of any kind of application domain, even on multimedia data. GRAS is implemented in the multimedia database MultiMAP 1 as a generic personalisation provider module. 1 Introduction We are living in an ... and col- laborative filtering. Its efficient implementation using re- lational database technology allows online personalisation of hyperlinked multimedia objects. It is appropriate for the personalisation of multimedia ...
    http://dbis-informatik.uibk.ac.at/files/ext/mitarbeiter/specht/lit/2000-IDEAS-gras.pdf
  • Although the roots of eLearning date back to 19th century?s correspondence-based learning, eLearning

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