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HyperCard

Known as: HC, Hypercard stack, TileStack 
HyperCard is an application program and programming tool for Apple Macintosh and Apple IIGS computers, that is among the first successful hypermedia… 
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2002
2002
New media as catalysts for change in the transformation of the book publishing industry
Abstract The issues currently facing the book publishing industry are profound and the resolution of these issues will ultimately… 
1999
1999
The Effects of Highlight Color on Immediate Recall in Subjects of Different Cognitive Styles
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Review
1996
Review
1996
User Centred Design of Hypertext/Hypermedia for Education
The chapter begins by describing the fundamental concepts of hypertext and gives a brief overview of the different philosophical… 
Review
1995
Review
1995
Multimedia interactive mathematics courseware: the mathematics experience within the Renaissance project
1991
1991
What functions and features should be in driver information systems of the year 2000
This paper describes new driver-information systems that are suggested for cars of the 21st century and proposes a method for… 
Review
1991
Review
1991
Using HyperCard to teach person perception and attribution concepts
HyperCard stacks were used to present and illustrate concepts in person perception and attribution theory. Active participation… 
1990
1990
Using Metacard: A Hypercard Browser for Biomedical Knowledge Sources*.
Abstract As part of the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) project, a large metathesaurus (Meta-1) was built. We have… 
1990
1990
Learning about systems by making models
1988
1988
New Horizons in Information Retrieval
1988
1988
KNET: integrating hypermedia and normative bayesian modeling
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