What is Hypermedia

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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. Learn more in: E-Textbooks as a Classroom Tool

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It is an extension to hypertext that supports linking graphics, sound, and video elements in addition to text elements. Learn more in: Hypermedia Modules for Distance Education and Beyond

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IMM is also called hypermedia. Learn more in: Adaptive Hypermedia in Education

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Combination of the linking mechanisms of hypertext and the multimodal presentation of information that is inherent in multimedia. Learn more in: Audiovisual Hypermedia in the Semantic Web

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An extension of the term hypertext, in which text, audio, video, and other media intertwine to create a non-linear presentation of information. Learn more in: A Historical Perspective of Web Engineering

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IMM is also called hypermedia. Learn more in: Hypermedia and its Role in Learning

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The non-linear arrangement of visually presented information such as text, images, or movies, allowing users to navigate freely by using hyperlinks. Learn more in: Examining the Effectiveness of Hyperaudio Learning Environments

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An extension to hypertext that links multimedia elements in addition to text elements. Learn more in: New Roles of Digital Libraries

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Information types such as multimedia (combination and integration of text, image, video, and audio). Learn more in: Telemedicine and Information Technology for Disaster Medical Scenarios

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Combination of the linking mechanisms of hypertext and the multimodal presentation of information that is inherent in multimedia. Learn more in: Semantically Enhanced Authoring of Shared Media

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Generalization of the term hypertext where not only text but media of different type can be linked into a hyper structure. Learn more in: Hypervideo

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Hypermedia is a combination of networks of nodes, including information (e.g., text, graphics, video, sound, etc.), for the purpose of facilitating access to, and manipulation of, the information encapsulated by the data. Learn more in: Cognitive Load and Disorientation Issues in Hypermedia as Assistive Technology

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Hypermedia, or multimedia, is a new computerized environment that integrates multiple “media” or tools on a stand-alone PC. Learn more in: Using Advanced Approaches in Urban Design Researches: A Mutation from 3D Digital Models to Virtual Reality

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Hypermedia and multimedia is a medium in which the information is not only text type, but also picture, sound and video type. This is an extension of hypertext to multimedia data. Learn more in: Memory, Cognition, and Multimedia: Role of the Importance of Organizing Knowledge in Memory with Hypermedia Help and Online Co-Understanding Systems

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Refers to a computer environment in which multiple linkages enable users to navigate from one segment of audio, video, graphic, or textual data to another, related segment of data. Learn more in: New Technology for Empowering Virtual Communities

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An interactive digital or electronic text that includes hyperlinks to other digital or electronic media such as print, videos, image files, and sound files. Learn more in: New and Strange Sorts of Texts: The Shaping and Reshaping of Digital and Multimodal Books and Young Adult Novels

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Is a term used for hypertext which is not constrained to be text, it can include graphics, video and sound. Learn more in: Semantic Web and Adaptivity: Towards a New Model

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Hypertexts enriched with multimedia objects (such as audio, video, flash plug-in, etc.) to create a generally non-linear medium of information. Learn more in: Customizing Multimedia with Multi-Trees

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Various kinds of multimedia linked together. A blended word that combines hypertext with multimedia. Learn more in: Critical Literacy and Technology: An Essential Intersection for Our Nation's Schools

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Hypermedia is a paradigm for organizing and accessing to information by organizing it in a network, in which nodes contain multimedia data and are connected with links. The user traverses the information space by navigating from node to node using links. Learn more in: Separation of Concerns in Mobile Hypermedia: Architectural and Modeling Issues

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Electronic content which includes links to many different mediums of content, such as: text; tables; figures; graphics; images; audio; video; animations; simulations; interactive games. Learn more in: Challenges in Developing Adaptive Educational Hypermedia Systems

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An extension that supports linking graphics, sound and video files in addition to text elements. The web is partially a hypermedia system since it supports graphical hyperlinks and links to sound and video files. Learn more in: The Aesthetics of Net dot Art

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A technique of linking a media with its storage location through pointers. A good example is links created on a web page such that when one clicks on the hyperlinks the action that follows is opening of another web page. One can link information which includes graphics, audio, video, plain text. It enables interactivity between user and media. Learn more in: Mobile Learning: Content Format and Packaging for Effective Teaching and Learning in a Learner-Centered Pedagogy

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An extension of the term hypertext that includes the use of graphics, audio and video in addition to textual information. Learn more in: Second Language Reading in Hypertext Environments

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Hypermedia is a computer-based information retrieval system that enables a user to gain or provide access to texts, audio and video recordings, photographs, and computer graphics related to a particular subject. Learn more in: Interactive Multimedia Technologies for Distance Education Systems