Done by: Maria AL shibli ID: 82928 Hypermedia

Hypermedia is used as a logical extension of the term hypertext in which graphics, audio, video, plain text and hyperlinks intertwine to create a generally non-linear medium of information. Notes: most people think hypermedia is hypertext but hypertext is one type of hypermedia. Hypermedia definition

Hypermedia is used as a logical extension of the term hypertext in which graphics, audio, video, plain text and hyperlinks intertwine to create a generally non-linear medium of information.

Notes: most people think hypermedia is hypertext but hypertext is one type of hypermedia.

Hypermedia model

The hypermedia was discovered before 1980. however, the apple Macintosh computer made it famous by introducing of HyperCard. After the creation of word wide web (www) the hypermedia became a common used in the programming standard hypertext markup language which is the www use it. History of hypermedia

The hypermedia was discovered before 1980. however, the apple Macintosh computer made it famous by introducing of HyperCard. After the creation of word wide web (www) the hypermedia became a common used in the programming standard hypertext markup language which is the www use it.

general reference Include Encyclopedic, dictionaries, and atlases. examples are world book multimedia encyclopedia Specific subject matter reference For specific subject areas. Examples, art and life in Africa. Analysis of domain it analyzes the issues, arguments and multiple viewpoints of the subject. Case study Hypermedia formats

general reference

Include Encyclopedic, dictionaries, and atlases. examples are world book multimedia encyclopedia

Specific subject matter reference

For specific subject areas. Examples, art and life in Africa.

Analysis of domain

it analyzes the issues, arguments and multiple viewpoints of the subject.

Case study

Construction set Learners may use hypermedia program to create their own hypermedia composition. examples, the visual AL maniac program Edutainment It is program that are both educational and entertaining. example is the magic school bus explores Museum The real museum it self assort of hypermedia Archive Contain all the articles and photographs that has one purpose. examples, the national geographic society published a hypermedia CD-ROM containing all the articles and photographs of national geographic magazine. Hypermedia formats

Construction set

Learners may use hypermedia program to create their own hypermedia composition. examples, the visual AL maniac program

Edutainment

It is program that are both educational and entertaining. example is the magic school bus explores

Museum

The real museum it self assort of hypermedia

Archive

Contain all the articles and photographs that has one purpose. examples, the national geographic society published a hypermedia CD-ROM containing all the articles and photographs of national geographic magazine.

The hypermedia factors can divided into three areas: The hypermedia database Navigation and orientation Features supporting learning and learning strategies Factors of hypermedia

The hypermedia factors can divided into three areas:

The hypermedia database

Navigation and orientation

Features supporting learning and learning strategies

Critical thinking Hypertext allows readers to analyze information from multiple perspectives. Non-Linear Information Structure Hypertext allows for a non-linear movement within a document with the option of quickly returning to where learners started Multiple Paths of Inquiry Users in hypertext are often presented with multiple paths of inquiry to select at any given time. Advantages of hypertext

Critical thinking

Hypertext allows readers to analyze information from multiple perspectives.

Non-Linear Information Structure

Hypertext allows for a non-linear movement within a document with the option of quickly returning to where learners started

Multiple Paths of Inquiry

Users in hypertext are often presented with multiple paths of inquiry to select at any given time.

Cognitive Overhead Critics of hypertext believe that learners can experience cognitive overload as they try to keep track of multiple paths of inquiry. Too much control Computer Required In order to use hypertext, the learner requires a computer and the ability to know how to access the information. Icons and other graphic images commonly found in hypertext usually represent a function to perform that may be unfamiliar to a new user Disadvantages of hypermedia

Cognitive Overhead

Critics of hypertext believe that learners can experience cognitive overload as they try to keep track of multiple paths of inquiry.

Too much control

Computer Required

In order to use hypertext, the learner requires a computer and the ability to know how to access the information. Icons and other graphic images commonly found in hypertext usually represent a function to perform that may be unfamiliar to a new user

References www.accesswave.ca/~hgunn/special/papers/hypertxt/advantag.html infomotions.com/musings/tricks/manuscript/1010-link-tags.html Multimedia for learning .Stephen M.Alessi and Stanley R.Trollip.Allyn and Bacon.

www.accesswave.ca/~hgunn/special/papers/hypertxt/advantag.html

infomotions.com/musings/tricks/manuscript/1010-link-tags.html

Multimedia for learning .Stephen M.Alessi and Stanley R.Trollip.Allyn and Bacon.

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