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This chapter discusses hypermedia, which combines multimedia and hypertext. Hypermedia uses graphics, audio, video, text, and hyperlinks interconnected in a nonlinear way to present information. A blog is provided as a typical example of hypermedia. The chapter then provides instructions on how to build a blog and add different media types such as text, pictures, video, and music. Students are assigned to build their own blog or webpage incorporating multiple media types and linking to other student projects.

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