Title
Designing interactive multimedia learning systems on the Web using a new graphical navigational design technique
Abstract
The traditional navigational design techniques do not provide a good way of handling the complexity of the navigational path of hypermedia systems, such as a learning system on the Web. When the number of pages (or nodes) of the learning system grows, the links among these pages increase exponentially. This makes the navigational design diagram of a twenty page, e.g., hypermedia learning system almost impossible to read, maintain, expand and reuse. The paper, therefore, aims to develop learning systems using a new graph based navigational design technique, the Navigational Graph, together with a new set of notation. It provides systems developers, including analysts, designers, testers, maintainers (the Webmasters), and system re-engineers to visualise and manipulate the navigational structures of Web sites. This technique improves the reusability, maintainability, decomposability, readability and expandability of the development of Web sites in terms of navigational design
Year
DOI
Venue
1998
10.1109/EURMIC.1998.708077
EUROMICRO
Keywords
Field
DocType
hypermedia learning system,hypermedia systems,navigational structure,multimedia systems,navigational structures,navigational design diagram,web site,new graphical navigational design,educational technology,traditional navigational design technique,navigational path,computer graphics,teaching,systems developer,graph based navigational design technique,interactive multimedia learning systems,hypermedia system,web sites,internet,designing interactive multimedia learning,systems developers,navigational design,web,new graph-basednavigational design technique,interactive systems,system re-engineers,graphical navigational design technique,courseware,navigational graph,learning system,speech,system testing,switches,visualization,writing,interactive multimedia,navigation
Educational technology,World Wide Web,Notation,Hypermedia,Reuse,Computer science,Human–computer interaction,Computer graphics,Interactive media,Maintainability,The Internet
Conference
Volume
ISSN
ISBN
2
1089-6503
0-8186-8646-4
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
1
0.63
6
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Eng Huat Ng121.34
Stu Wade210.96