Definition 1:
Hyper media idea came from hypertext that
means it extends the notion of the hypertext
links to include links among some different types
of media like sound, movies and virtual reality.
Definition 2:
Hypermedia is a style of building systems for
organizing, structuring and accessing
information around a network of multimedia
nodes connected together by links.
• HTML formatting
• Hypertext links to other locations
within a document or to other
documents
• Interactive forms
• Tables
• Graphics specific component
• Links between sounds, images, motion
video and virtual reality.
• You are reading a text on the Japanese
language. You select a Japanese phrase,
then hear the phrase as spoken in the
native tongue.
• You are viewing a company's floor plan,
you select an office by clicking on a room.
The employee's name and picture appears
with a list of their current projects.
• It is a method for students to represent
information by using different types of
media.
• Allows students to organize information
in many meaningful ways.
• It is suitable for individualized learning
• Help students to think creatively and
make decision to solve problems.
• The user can annotate the material and
create new references.
• Allows you to structure the information in
different types of categorization.
• Hypermedia encourages the user to learn
because it shows the topics in interesting
ways like providing games and videos…
• It facilitates learning by providing a lot of
new information in different ways.
• Learner get risk in his learning by
skipping some elements of the subjects
because of the Ease of browsing.
• Because of the Ease of browsing learner
will get confuse because of less
understanding of the topic.
• Hypermedia requires cognitive overhead
to be used.
• Not suitable to show a lot steps of a
process because it causes some
misunderstanding in the topic.
• http://www.rc.au.net/papers/www-0595/
wwwhype2.html
• http://knightsbridge.wordpress.com/
2007/12/07/hypermedia-advantages-and-
disadvantages/
• https://www.cu.edu/irm/stds/www_manual/
methods/textplus.html
• http://www.quasar.ualberta.ca/edpy485/mmedia/educ
Hypermedia

Hypermedia

  • 3.
    Definition 1: Hyper mediaidea came from hypertext that means it extends the notion of the hypertext links to include links among some different types of media like sound, movies and virtual reality. Definition 2: Hypermedia is a style of building systems for organizing, structuring and accessing information around a network of multimedia nodes connected together by links.
  • 4.
    • HTML formatting •Hypertext links to other locations within a document or to other documents • Interactive forms • Tables • Graphics specific component
  • 5.
    • Links betweensounds, images, motion video and virtual reality. • You are reading a text on the Japanese language. You select a Japanese phrase, then hear the phrase as spoken in the native tongue. • You are viewing a company's floor plan, you select an office by clicking on a room. The employee's name and picture appears with a list of their current projects.
  • 6.
    • It isa method for students to represent information by using different types of media. • Allows students to organize information in many meaningful ways. • It is suitable for individualized learning • Help students to think creatively and make decision to solve problems.
  • 7.
    • The usercan annotate the material and create new references. • Allows you to structure the information in different types of categorization. • Hypermedia encourages the user to learn because it shows the topics in interesting ways like providing games and videos… • It facilitates learning by providing a lot of new information in different ways.
  • 8.
    • Learner getrisk in his learning by skipping some elements of the subjects because of the Ease of browsing. • Because of the Ease of browsing learner will get confuse because of less understanding of the topic. • Hypermedia requires cognitive overhead to be used. • Not suitable to show a lot steps of a process because it causes some misunderstanding in the topic.
  • 9.
    • http://www.rc.au.net/papers/www-0595/ wwwhype2.html • http://knightsbridge.wordpress.com/ 2007/12/07/hypermedia-advantages-and- disadvantages/ •https://www.cu.edu/irm/stds/www_manual/ methods/textplus.html • http://www.quasar.ualberta.ca/edpy485/mmedia/educ